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All of our pottery is lead free, food, dishwasher, and microwave safe.

Each piece is made by hand and has slight variations and the artist’s signature and year on the bottom, letting you know that they came straight from our pottery studio to your home!.

Summer is a season for slow mornings, long afternoons, and evenings that stretch on. Bring that easy, unhurried rhythm into your kitchen with handmade stoneware from CRUTCHFIELD POTTERY. Serve bright, seasonal salads in roomy serving and mixing bowls—thoughtfully designed for tossing, pouring, and sharing with friends and family. Make morning coffee feel intentional with one-of-a-kind stoneware mugs that hold heat well and fit naturally into your grip. Switch to chilled drinks in the afternoons with our simple tumblers that stay cool—we often chill ours in the fridge—and are perfect for fresh raspberry shakes. Trays make serving effortless—ideal for kabobs, corn on the cob, or a casual spread for relaxed summer nights.

Hope your summer is going splendidly!

Barry & Terri

A large gray bowl of fresh salad with leafy greens, cucumbers, and cherry tomatoes on a rustic wooden table, with lemon, oil, herbs, and seasoning around it in a bright kitchen.
Two artichokes on a blue serving dish with dipping sauce, and a glass of lemonade with lemon and mint on a wooden outdoor table.
Caprese salad with sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, and black pepper on a blue plate.
A ceramic cup filled with iced tea, garnished with a lemon wedge and fresh mint leaves, placed on a white wooden surface outdoors.
Two ceramic coffee mugs on a white distressed round table outdoors, with a colorful flower garden in the background.

About the Artist

Barry Crutchfield has been making his living as a potter since the early seventies. He opened his own studio in California in 1980, doing art shows and winning awards throughout the United States.

He and his family moved to Washington in 1990 where he continued traveling to art shows with his wife Terri and two daughters for over 20 years.

As the world of online shopping boomed, he traded in his art show trailer for an online Etsy shop to sell his creations. In 14 years he has had over 11,000 sales with an average 5 star rating for his hand thrown ceramic dinnerware sets and functional pottery.