Hand Carved Hosta Leaf Bowls
Each leaf is hand cut from an original stamp and joined to create a unique
pottery bowl constructed from hosta leaves.
Veins are hand-carved on both the interior and exterior of the bowl.
pottery bowl constructed from hosta leaves.
Veins are hand-carved on both the interior and exterior of the bowl.
Deep Leaf Bowls
This deep four-leaf hosta bowl is glazed with a solid rusty red base drizzled with splashes of accents colors that mimic the deep, rich colors of a crisp fall (yellow, green and burgundy).
Large Emperor Leaf Bowl
This bowl is created from an original hand crafted stamp. It's edges are free flowing to mimic nature. Glazed with dinnerware safe glazes.
Small Emperor Leaf Bowl
This small pottery dip bowl is created with an original stamp that is hand cut and formed.
I use my original hosta leaf stamp to create a variety of pottery pieces from small single leaf dishes and bowls to larger multiple leaf bowls that are made both shallow and deep to suit a variety of needs and uses.(Always Food Safe).
One of the first things that I hand-built with clay, was a hosta leaf bowl. I wanted to create a centerpiece for my table that was both decorative and functional. The first leaf bowl I ever made is currently being used to hold fresh oranges on my dining room table. I have also used it as a serving bowl, a center piece filled with natural objects and to hold my yarn while knitting. They are very versatile bowls with a little imagination.
My matte mossy green color is reminiscent of a copper patina.
Harvest Serving Tray
This deep circular serving tray has free flowing woody, vine like handles with hand-cut maple leaf accents.
