Kirsty Kash Ceramics

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Kirsty Kash Ceramics

A modern ceramic artist making one of a kind functional pottery in small batches.

10/20/2026

When Clay AKAR asked me to make salt and pepper shakers for their Thanksgiving Table show, I knew it’d be a fun challenge. 🌈🧂

Shoop takes me right back to grade five, dancing at my friend’s house during our lunch hours. 💥

09/10/2026

Full-circle moment for me:

I listened to this The Potter’s Cast ALL the time when I was heading to my pottery lessons and now I’ve had the honour of recording a podcast episode with Paul Blais ! It was lovely to have a conversation with Paul. What a fantastic human! ✨

He released the episode yesterday so that I my Clay Cohorts group could listen to it while on the road to our in-person retreat with Sarah Pike Pottery in Fernie, BC! Keep an ear out for some special shoutouts to our group 🥰

Let me know if you listen! You should be able to find it wherever you usually listen to Podcasts.

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09/05/2026

Material Mugs XInis live on Companion Gallery ‘s website and it is a feast for the eyes! What a celebration of modern ceramics. 🎉

Here is one of the mugs I contributed to the show and I’m in love with the moody streaking and pooling.

This year I’ve been working on bringing more depth to my surfaces, adding dynamic glazes and encouraging more movement. I want them to feel more like me, complex and gaining confidence. Maybe a little bit unruly 🤏.

09/01/2026

“Usually Lavender” 💜

I’ve been a little obsessed with this dichroic glaze, which contains a rare-earth element called neodymium. Under LED light it looks lavender, but fluorescent light shifts it toward a soft blue-grey.

I found a spot at the swimming pool where an LED light and a fluorescent light are right next to each other. Even better, it’s tucked away in a low-traffic corner, so I could take videos without getting in anyone’s way 😆

The glaze isn’t changing colour. Neodymium absorbs particular wavelengths of light, so when the wavelengths present in the light source change, the colour our eyes perceive changes too.

This mug is one of my four taking part in Material Mugs XI at Companion Gallery ! The show opens in person on Friday, September 4, and work will become available online on Saturday, September 5. I love being part of this show, and I can’t WAIT to see this year’s collection on display!

08/21/2026

The Teapot + Yunomi show at Clay AKAR is now open! Here’s a glimpse of the pieces I contributed to the show. They can now be found on the Clay Akar website 🧡.

I’ve been browsing the collection and, as always, I’m blown away by how much personality can fit into one little cup.

08/14/2026

A small piece of clay can make a big difference.

This little addition gives your pinkie somewhere to rest, adding a bit of comfort you might not notice until the mug is actually in your hand. I love details like this, the ones that make an object feel more considered simply because they’re there. A mug can be beautiful sitting on a shelf, but really, it’s meant to live in your hands.

Is a pinkie rest strictly necessary? Probably not. Am I going to stop making them? Also, no.

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