Website screen grab of the Local Artisans page with a photo of Tennyson Street Fair (that Ryan took lol)
This Saturday we’ll be at Tennyson Fall Fest in Denver! Check out our booth on the corner of 43rd & Tennyson ♥️ 🎃
We’re at Denver Highlands Oktoberfest today, come through and check out our pottery!
Insteagram post from Highlands Oktoberfest featuring two people in dirndls holding our wheel thrown and hand decorated mugs
Catch us and our wares back at Highlands Oktoberfest in Denver September 13!
Insteagram post from Highlands Oktoberfest featuring two people in dirndls holding our wheel thrown and hand decorated mugs
Catch us and our wares back at Highlands Oktoberfest in Denver September 13!
Tennyson Street Fair with our pottery booth
Our pottery booth and display
Its a beautiful day for shopping, live music and tasty treats! Come check us out @tennysonstreetfair on the corner of 43rd & Tennyson
Wheel thrown pottery mugs with mushroom designs and rainbow colors. Made by Tahlya
Tennyson Street fair July 19th in Denver (the 18th is a beer event)
Here’s some nice mushroom mugs. Come check them out and more at Tennyson Street Fair this Saturday, July 19th! We’ll be at the corner of Tennyson & 43rd St. in Denver
July 19 come check us out at Tennyson Street Fair in Denver! www.instagram.com/reel/DLtHa8D...
Our booth plus 100 degree heat
Thanks to everyone who braved the heat today, you helped us raise $100 for Rainbow Alley in Denver!
Our pottery market booth
Table at our pottery market booth
Our DIY a-frame display
Today! Highlands Street Fair! Come find us at the corner of 32nd & Meade St in Denver ♥️
Outside of a tall footed bowl banded in red orange and yellow gloss glaze
Inside of the bowl banded in bermuda, robins egg and orchid
Bottom of the bowl with a spiral finish and our logo stamp
Here’s a nice Rainbow Bowl! #wheelthrown #ceramic #pottery #handmade
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Bowl on a banding wheel showing the red having been applied and the cardboard in place to stop overspray when applying orange
Same setup now ready to apply yellow
After finishing the outside
The bowl fully glazed before firing
To glaze this I used a sprayer and edged the lines with a piece of cardboard. The inside I just freehanded with the sprayer.
Outside of a tall footed bowl banded in red orange and yellow gloss glaze
Inside of the bowl banded in bermuda, robins egg and orchid
Bottom of the bowl with a spiral finish and our logo stamp
Here’s a nice Rainbow Bowl! #wheelthrown #ceramic #pottery #handmade
Oops! 32nd & Meade St!
Our listing on the Highlands Street Fair website
A collection of pottery next to some flowers in our yard
We’ll be at Highlands Street Fair in Denver this Saturday, June 21st! Come check out our booth at the corner of Lowell & Meade St. ~ 15% of all proceeds will be donated to Rainbow Alley at The Center, a local Denver LGBTQ+ community center. #ceramics #pottery #wheelthrown
Really fortunate to have Rocky Mountain Clay in Denver near us for our supplies
Follow up video of the trimming process for these mugs! Please subscribe to our YouTube channel, thanks! #ceramics #pottery #mugcheck youtube.com/shorts/4zI7H...
Vibe out and watch Ryan throw five different mug forms, starting basic and finishing with some flare! Youtube likes and subscribes greatly appreciated #ceramics #pottery #wheelthrown youtube.com/shorts/f2v7B...
Our dog Whelan sitting on a stool at the pottery wheel like a goof
Potter Puppy #studiodog
Vibe out and watch Ryan throw five different mug forms, starting basic and finishing with some flare! Youtube likes and subscribes greatly appreciated #ceramics #pottery #wheelthrown youtube.com/shorts/f2v7B...
Profile of a ceramic wheel thrown bowl with a trim-tone glaze combination creating greens and earth tones
same bowl angled down a bit to show the inside with a green glaze flowing over a blueish interior
I love the form of this bowl, and the earthy glaze combo. What do you think? #potterysky
Its the perfect size to use as a rice bowl for dinner, and ice cream for dessert 😋
There are 4 glazes on this lil bowl. 4% albany slip inside, the top is a clear gloss colored with Bermuda mason stain, the middle outside is floating chrome, and the bottom outside is 5% albany slip
Profile of a ceramic wheel thrown bowl with a trim-tone glaze combination creating greens and earth tones
same bowl angled down a bit to show the inside with a green glaze flowing over a blueish interior
I love the form of this bowl, and the earthy glaze combo. What do you think? #potterysky
Wheel thrown ceramic teapot and matching loose leaf tea jar
wheel thrown ceramic vase with texturing and drippy blue/green glaze
slip decorating a ceramic mug with a edelweiss flower
slip decorated mug with a ghost like under decorated pattern and a variegated glaze over top
Hello! This is the place to follow the mostly pottery and occasional lamp work glass journey of Tahlya and Ryan Cox! We make our wares in our home studios in Denver, Colorado. We show at markets in and around Denver, and plan to do web drops as well. Thanks for following!
It’s so glossy! ✨
Macro image of the texture and glaze on the vase showing the flow and interplay of the glaze materials. Shot with a 100mm macro lens
Full image of a wheel thrown ceramic vase with carved texturing and a blue green variegated glaze
A vase Ryan made with some carved texture patterning and a slightly drippy red iron oxide glaze, which turns a variegated blue/green/peach color due to the inclusion of rutile. You can see the flow of the glass and it breaking over texture in the macro photo! #potterysky #wheelthrown
Wheel thrown ceramic teapot and matching loose leaf tea jar
wheel thrown ceramic vase with texturing and drippy blue/green glaze
slip decorating a ceramic mug with a edelweiss flower
slip decorated mug with a ghost like under decorated pattern and a variegated glaze over top
Hello! This is the place to follow the mostly pottery and occasional lamp work glass journey of Tahlya and Ryan Cox! We make our wares in our home studios in Denver, Colorado. We show at markets in and around Denver, and plan to do web drops as well. Thanks for following!
