Ceramic Art Intersecting with Sustainable Glazing 

Small elegant ceramic sculpture from Mary Cay's Hope Series, #1 features a glacier with blue and white crackle glazes and a kiln-fired jewel.
Close up of a vessel with red, white and blue glaze and two blue Kiln Jewels

I want to blur traditional boundaries. See more in the Mountain Vessel Gallery.

Two ceramic test tiles and one bowl showcasing sustainable glazes. The tiles display beautiful subtle colors of blue, green, and gray

Most ceramic artists are aware that clay materials are finite resources. Implementing eco-friendly practices like recycling glazes can save you money as raw material prices rise, and reduce your carbon footprint.

abletop sculpture of porcelain depicting disarrayed black and white sheets and pillows with red capsules spilling from a pillowcase.

I intend to evoke emotion and provoke thought. See more in the

 For Her Gallery.

Two ceramic test tiles and one bowl showcasing sustainable glazes. The tiles display beautiful subtle colors of blue, green, and gray

Learning to make sustainable glazes from studio scraps is an important step in making your art practice environmentally conscious.  Reclaiming glazes that normally go down the sink or into the landfill saves money and the earth. Contact me for workshop or consultation information.

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