Two candles in reusable stoneware vessels—this one with Petrichor, loam, anemone blossoms and tobacco flower. Like a walk through a mossy forest at dusk, after a heavy spring rain.
And this one with cypress, cedar leaf, palo santo. and tobacco flower. Smokey, sexy, and warm—like a dirt-floored workshop with the woodstove blazing. Burns bright for 65 hours.
Quality at East Fork
East Fork sits at a unique and challenging intersection of small-scale artisan workshop and large scale industrial ceramic production. We are potters at our core. At the onset, we made pots from minimally refined materials and fired those pots in a large, wood-burning kiln. So much has changed since then, of course, but our rubric for a pot’s goodness has stayed steady at its core—our work should be beautiful and functional. It should be made for daily, life-long use.
Learn MoreIn the Kitchen
From fish in cheeky tins, cast iron pans worth their salt, and cookbooks we actually cook from—here are a few things in our kitchen right now.
