Most handmade pottery is about the form and the glaze. Ours is about the image. We work in the tradition of narrative and figurative ceramics — pieces that carry pictures, characters, and a point of view. Each one begins with imagery drawn from antique etchings and engravings, which is silkscreened onto a handmade ceramic surface, then hand-painted and glazed. The effect is old-world and irreverent at once: a 19th-century engraving, rescued and given a new, slightly subversive life on a dinner plate.