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Warren Smith Pottery

Crafted with Tradition

Handcrafted Stoneware Pottery Inspired by Japanese and American Folk Art

Warren Smith Pottery

Crafted with Tradition

Handcrafted Stoneware Pottery Inspired by Japanese and American Folk Art

Warren Smith Pottery

Crafted with Tradition

Handcrafted Stoneware Pottery Inspired by Japanese and American Folk Art

Warren Smith Pottery

Crafted with Tradition

Handcrafted Stoneware Pottery Inspired by Japanese and American Folk Art

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Serving Bowl
$98.00
New Arrival
Chopstick Holder
$15.00
Sake Set
$65.00
About Me

About Me

My work is influenced by Japanese and early American folk pottery. At my studio in western Massachusetts I seek to reveal the humble and unassuming origins inherent in the beauty of these objects. Each piece is handcrafted and unique, incorporating glazes that are lead free and fired in a manner that makes them durable and safe. Through contemplation both visually and tactilely, I hope my work embodies strength and honesty in its quiet presence

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Small Bowl
$28.00
Small Bowl
$28.00
Bowl
$48.00
Bowl
$48.00
Bowl
$48.00
Bowl
$60.00
Bowl
$60.00
Serving Bowl
$98.00
New Arrival
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take for an item to ship?

Items will usually ship within 1-3 business days. Local drop off delivery is within 3-5 days.

What is your return policy?

Returns are accepted in perfect condition for 14 days after delivery for a refund. The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs.

Can I put the pottery in the dishwasher or microwave?

Yes! The pottery is made to be used and can go in either the dishwasher or the microwave. Handcrafted pottery is an investment so many people prefer to hand wash.

What about putting pots in the oven?

Serving pottery may be placed in a cold oven and then bring the oven up to temperature. It is best not to put wide forms such as platters in the oven. Never go from the freezer to a hot oven with pottery!

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