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This form is designed as an interdependent group of elements. The outer tray catches and holds water; the larger two inner pieces are intended for plants that enjoy consistent humidity. The smallest cylinder is closed at the bottom. intended as a vase that lives...

The sculptural nature of this form changes as you view it from different angles. The interior planter is not a perfectly round cylinder. but rather it is flattened into an oval shape that is more obvious from overhead. and the top is cut at...

Here is a pitcher with an expressive cup that's perfect for holding. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

This form is inspired by the profile of a traditional bonsai. which sits very low to the ground and integrates into its surrounding earth. The shallow bowl of the planter has a wide rim that overhangs the saucer. making it easy to lift and...

I wanted to design a vessel that could float naturally above its saucer. leaving space for the water to collect below. The saucer is shaped like a bowtie. with a taper at the midpoint that holds the inner pot in place. The saucer can...

This form is a simple interpretation of a classic terracotta pot. The inner vessel has a conical shape and wide rim. with a rich red glaze that is partially hidden within the saucer. visible only as a wide rim above the outer form. whose...

This form is about exploring the mystery of where water goes. In this particular design. I'm using distinct geometry to highlight how the water collects and runs out. like sand slowly proceeding through an hourglass. Two cylinders with the same proportions are connected by...

I've always loved woodworking tools particularly the ones with old wooden handles. This piece is inspired by the form of a woodcarver's mallet from the round mallet head to the shaped hangle perfect for picking up. The bottom half features a glazed developed recently...

While caring for plants. I have noticed that it's good to let the water that collects in a saucer have room to evaporate so that it doesn't become stagnant. I put seven holes into the walls of the saucer. which not only facilitate evaporation....

This piece is like a giant mushroom with expressive color sprouting from a forest floor. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

For me a lidded object goes beyond the space between the top and the bottom. Storage can happen inside as well as outside. These two bowls stack on top of each other to form a large bowl. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

This large. low profile container has a large lid that overhangs the edge of the dish making it easy to open from any point on the edge. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

Here three small covers sit on top of a large serving platter. The covers also double as bowls and their bright interiors bring delight when you lift them up. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

This extra large container has two cutouts on the edge. Two perfect places to lift the lid and find out what's inside. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

I don't usually do patterns. but the flat surface of this lid was just begging for something. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

This looks like a single bottle at first but the parting line reveals the separation between top and bottom. Once separated it becomes two vases or store your favorite object in the bottom piece. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

The muffin top lid on this piece has a large soft overhang providing an easy place to grab and open. The interior of the piece is glazed in a bright contrasting color for a delightful surprise. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

I have been obsessed with this shape all year. It's a combination of egg and matryoshka doll. which I realized are both symbols of fertility. For me. there's likely no baby involved. but plenty of cookies for sure. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director

The handle of our Large Teapot is one of my favorite Edith Heath designs. For many years I've integrated the handle into Design Series pieces. This year I've integrated it into a cookie jar so you can carry it around with you. What don't...

What is a lid? What if a lid can do more than just cover? This extra large bowl has a lid that doubles as a plate. —Tung Chiang. Clay Studio Director