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Gravesco Modern pottery handmade in Indianapolis + curated home collection in our gift shop for a cozy life. It's all about the details.
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You love texture, good design and have a great sense of humor. I'm driven to create handmade pottery that adds beauty to your life and sometimes makes you laugh out loud. You won't want to stop touching it.

10/21/2026

“When We Gather” is the theme for our holiday season this year and we’ve been prepping for months for our annual Holiday Open House.

In February I was saying, “It’s almost the holidays!” Because in my world, that’s not far off. I was prototyping in March. Starting to make in June.

Now we are a couple weeks away and loading up on gift ideas, new pottery, gift sets that I think you’ll love, some budget friendly items, SO many stocking stuffers, and the ideas are still coming hot and fast.

I love offering the little things that bring joy. We need joy and togetherness now more than ever.

Save the date: Saturday, November 7th at our shop in Indianapolis.

If you don’t live in Indy and want early access, hop on our mailing list at gravesco.com

10/16/2026

The Slow Dark is waiting for you to visit.

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10/14/2026

Can I get a WTF?!?! for whatever this year has been so far?

Every time I look at the big bowl of lemons on my counter I chuckle to myself because seriously.
Wtf?

We keep doing what we can to find little pockets of enjoyment then hold onto that feeling.

A slice of lemon on the rim of my water tumbler or tea mug makes it feel fancy and that makes me feel like maybe everything will be ok.

Take a peek at my last reel to see how this bowl is made.

Ps - please vote

10/13/2026

From big ass pasta salads to 8 Ibs of apples or a pot of stew served up when fall finally arrives.
I’m ready for whatever you’re making.

Instead of waiting until October to start making those serving bowls for fall and the holidays, I started making them in July.

The last few years we have had so many requests for larger serving pieces but it was a bit too late in the season and no kiln space was left.
This year we started getting ready in July! No one is missing out this year.

10/11/2026

Chris and I escaped to a little cottage by the lake for a few days. After a particularly intense stretch of making things, running a business, and generally having too many tabs open in my brain, I was very ready to sit somewhere quiet with a book.

Naturally, I packed pottery.

I had a perfectly reasonable explanation for this. A different setting, some pretty light, a chance to photograph a few pieces somewhere other than the studio. Very practical. Definitely work-related.

Except we’re a couple of meals and several cups of coffee into this little getaway, and I’ve realized how nice it feels to have our familiar mugs, bowls, and plates here.

There’s something about reaching for the mug you always reach for, even when you’re somewhere you’ve never been before.

I spend a lot of time thinking about the objects we choose to live with and why they matter. Apparently, I needed to leave home for a few days to experience the other side of that equation.

Anyway, the photos are turning out beautifully, but I think I’m going to put the camera down and finish my book. (I’m reading Locusta by Emily Dexter )

The mug is staying right here.

Whoops. These were supposed to be Incense Burners but our mistake ended up becoming serendipity of the best kind. When w...
10/06/2026

Whoops. These were supposed to be Incense Burners but our mistake ended up becoming serendipity of the best kind.

When we forgot to cut the little opening in the side for incense, we accidentally made witch hat vases and I have to tell you, I’m not mad about it!

Now I have somewhere to put my pretty branches.

They’re on sale and there are only a handful remaining.

Windows open on cool evenings and seeing the bits of colors starting to pop out on trees has me verging on giddy. Evenin...
10/06/2026

Windows open on cool evenings and seeing the bits of colors starting to pop out on trees has me verging on giddy.

Evenings on the porch with hot tea in a cauldron mug and mornings with my Slow Dark companion mug are giving me life right now.

The collection is dwindling. Get yours before they sell out.

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Today you’ll find me at the Bloomington, Indiana Susan Speichert with pottery + fiber goodies. Yarn I spun from my handm...
10/03/2026

Today you’ll find me at the Bloomington, Indiana Susan Speichert with pottery + fiber goodies.

Yarn I spun from my handmade art batts blended with a delightfully soft merino wool

Yarn bowls, of course

Spinning nibbles! Tiny nibbles of colorful fiber - mini art batts for when you want just a nibble of color

Hand-spun merino and merino comeback wool yarn. It’s springy and soft. One skein is enough for a cowl or hat.

Of course I brought the handmade mugs!

Wool art batts are hand carded. It’s like painting with fiber 🤩

Never enough mugs! That alpaca is one of Nevada O Buckley ‘s illustrations from Ritual Residue tattoo studio 🤩

Teapots are assembled, the butter churns have been thrown, a few apple bakers, too. It always amazes me the patience req...
10/02/2026

Teapots are assembled, the butter churns have been thrown, a few apple bakers, too.

It always amazes me the patience required to make teapots. The hands on time is by far greater than anything else we make. They’re a little fussy. The physics and engineering matter and that’s an extra challenge while also trying to replicate a colonial era form.

After careful drying, assembly, and more drying they are ready for, you guessed it, more drying. It will be a few more days at least before these tea pots and butter churns are ready for the kiln, but watching them dry slowly is still fascinating to me even after fifteen years of doing this.

If you want to see the teapots finished, you can watch episode 4 of the last season of Outlander Universe and they’ll make an appearance in Claire’s hands in a few other episodes after that.

They’ll be available at Samson Historical once they’re done!

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1501 E Michigan Street
Indianapolis, IN
46201

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Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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