Flour & Fire

Where We Work

The Studio

Where the work happens. Two kilns, a kick wheel and a half-dozen pottery wheels, a baking oven, and enough shelf space to make it look intentional.

Pottery pieces on studio shelves
Finished ceramic pieces ready for the kiln

Two Kilns

An electric and a gas reduction kiln. Osnat fires electric for production work, reduction for special glazes. Paint-on-pottery pieces go through the electric kiln — it takes 7–10 days after you paint.

Potter's hands centring clay on the wheel

The Wheels

Six pottery wheels plus a kick wheel. Right now they're Osnat's. Wheel throwing sessions are coming in Phase 2 — join the waitlist below if you want early access.

Artisan bread loaves fresh from the oven

The Oven

A proper deck oven with steam injection. Dave bakes in batches — pre-orders go first, then walk-in if there's any left. There usually isn't.

Wheel Throwing Sessions — Coming Soon

We're building out a full booking system for wheel throwing sessions and hand-building workshops. Drop your email and you'll be the first to know when sessions open.

See what Osnat's throwing right now →