Wood – Salt Fired Pottery

Joe Winter Pottery

Handcrafted ceramics from the kiln. Each piece shaped by fire, ash, and intention.

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Wood and salt-fired bowls: side, salad, soup, and serving bowls for daily-use.

Shown: Shino-style glaze, high-fired reduction stoneware with iron variation

Oil bottles, butter crocks, and kitchen vessels built for daily use.

Storage jars and canisters with fitted lids for coffee, tea, and pantry staples.

Comfort handles and lined interiors; salt, shino, and anagama surfaces for daily coffee, tea, etc.

Pour-friendly forms with pulled handles; salt, and wood-fired surfaces.

Balanced spouts and handles, fitted lids, and kiln-fresh glaze effects.

Side, salad, and dinner plates—durable, stackable, and ready for daily table use.

Custom growlers and commission work; reach out for bespoke forms and surface requests.

One-of-a-kind sculptural urns with carved detail and layered firing effects.

Joint pieces painted by Shiho Winter and fired by Joe—keepsake boxes with illustrated lids.

Illustrated small plates from the collaboration series; food-safe glazes seal the artwork.

Marine life series featuring turtles and sea creatures; raku-fired for smoky luster.

Hand-painted Raku-fired ceramic vase with crackle glaze and carbon reduction

Highlights from the fall show: fresh kiln openings, new forms, and seasonal glazes.

Another look at the show table—glaze examples, wood-fire pieces, and collaboration work.

From throwing to firing—ash, salt, and raku techniques that shape each finished piece.

Wood-fired kiln