Warm Earth Pottery Videos

Here is a short video of one of our gas kiln finished firings.

Checking the flame color during the fire for the correct atmosphere inside the kiln

Pottery vessels for our products.

Throwing a mug as a part of a set.

Finished stoneware pottery while still cooling on the kiln shelves a day after the firing of this kiln. A good fire for us with some great colors and forms!

Electric kiln greenware made by Warm Earth Pottery being loaded into the kiln for the bisque fire.

Throwing clay pots, one at a time! These pieces are for our line of eye shadows made by Warm Earth Cosmetics. Each miniature pottery vessel is one-of-a-kind as no two are ever identical.

After glazing all of the pots, we carefully load them on the kiln shelves, then we slowly roll the load into one of our kilns.

A look inside the top kiln port which shows what is happening inside the kiln during the fire.

After a 12 hour fire up to 2385 degrees Fahrenheit we roll the wares out of the kiln.

Throwing a mug, long version

Kiln partially loaded with greenware (unfired clay items) which when the kiln is filled will be fired up to 1750-1800 degrees Fahrenheit

Rolling in glazed pottery on car kiln built by Douglas Leiker. This kiln is made up of insulating soft brick K-23 and K-26. It is built with a sprung arch with approximately 20 cubic feet of interior space. The design is called a down-draft, with four venturi burners with natural gas orifice.

Trimming a foot on bowls while in the leather-hard stage of drying.

Checking the flame color of the kiln during a crucial stage in the temperature rise of the fire.

Finished pieces made by Warm Earth Pottery after being unloaded out of the kiln. These pieces were fired up to 2385 degrees Fahrenheit in a reduction atmosphere.

Warm Earth Pottery is firing the kiln in the early stage of the process.

Here is a very short view of our products!

One of our high quality brush sets with case.

Cosmetic Brushes on Sale!