From the barn to your hands.

When a piece ships.

Work that is in stock leaves the studio within 3–5 business days of the order. Larger or fragile pieces — sculpture, flameware, anything tile — sometimes take a day or two longer because the box gets built around the piece, not the other way around.

You will get an email with a tracking number the moment the box leaves the studio. If you don't see it, check your spam folder; if it's not there, write to me.

How long it takes.

I ship from New England via USPS, UPS, or FedEx — whoever can handle the piece most gently for the route. Domestic transit is typically 3–7 business days. The west coast is the long end of that; the northeast is the short end.

What it costs.

Shipping is a flat $15 within the contiguous United States. Orders over $150 ship free. Alaska, Hawaii, and international destinations are not currently supported from the site — for those, send a note and I'll quote you directly.

How things are packed.

Pottery does not love being shipped. I double-box fragile work, nest pieces in shredded kraft and foam, and pad the corners. If a box ever arrives looking like it lost a fight, photograph it before you open it and write to me — I'd rather replace a piece than have you live with a chipped one.

Made-to-order and waitlist.

Some work is fired in batches. If a piece you want is on the waitlist, you'll get a personal note when the next firing is out of the kiln, with a link to buy. Lead times for custom or commissioned work are quoted separately — write to inquire.

— From the studio