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foxtail pottery
handmade dinnerware from the Methow Valley
New Studio Location!
Big changes this fall!
New Retail Location at Twispworks! Please look for my new shop in the West Shed, kitty-corner from Nice Nests. Sharing studio space with papercut artist Hannah Viano!
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I have moved wet clay work and firing to my house in Twisp, however I will still be keeping retail hours at Twispworks where I will be working on design, glazing, and shipping. I will have extended hours during December for holiday shopping.
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November Twispworks Hours:
Thurs 2-5
Fri 12-5
Saturday 10-2
(*closed on the 23rd for holiday bazaar in Twisp)
and open by appointment! Text 206-304-0696 to schedule
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Twisp Holiday Bazaar #1
Sat Nov 23 9am-3pm
Methow Valley Community Center, Twisp
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Twisp Mistletoe Madness Night
My Studio and campus studios open 4-7
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Phinney Winter Festival
Sat Dec 7 10am-5pm
Sun Dec 8 10am-5pm
Phinney Community Center, Seattle
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Twisp Holiday Bazaar #2
Sat Dec 7 9am-3pm
Methow Valley Community Center, Twisp
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Winthrop Holiday Bazaar
Sat Dec 14 9am-4pm
Winthrop Barn, Winthrop
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Market schedule:
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Visit
my studio & gallery!
Notice: i've moved locations
at Twispworks!
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Twispworks - West Shed,
near Nice Nests!
502 S Glover St, Twisp
November hours:
Thurs 2-5,
Fri 12-5
Sat 10-2!
or text 206-304-0696
to make an appointment!
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About
Mandy lives and works in Twisp, Washington, where she spends most of her time potting and the remainder of her time hiking, cross-country skiing, gardening and enjoying time with her husband, pets and dear friends.
Mandy creates most of her pieces on the pottery wheel and has recently incorporated some slab-built pieces into her line. She has spent the past 10 years developing a special stencil method by which she can transfer her patterns to her pieces. Her patterns are inspired by her love of printmaking, block printing, textiles, and architecture. She earned a BFA in Fine Art in 2001 and has been working seriously with clay since 2005. She spent 10 years as part of the Clayworks cooperative in Seattle where she worked in company with several accomplished potters and sculptors. She now has a home studio where she does her throwing and firing, and a retail and design studio at Twispworks that is open to the public (new location in the west shed!)
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Her pieces are made from 2 different dark brown clay bodies that are nearly fully vitrified when fired, forming a tightly sealed surface safe for food. She also offers additional liquid quartz sealer if requested. All glazes are lead-free and food safe.