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A classic form with a stoneware clay body, covered with tenmoku and nuka glazes, finished off with a wood firing.Maker: ...
09/02/2026

A classic form with a stoneware clay body, covered with tenmoku and nuka glazes, finished off with a wood firing.

Maker: Andrew Gemrich

"I use red stoneware clay and often leave portions of my pots unglazed, decorated with carved and stamped geometric desi...
09/02/2026

"I use red stoneware clay and often leave portions of my pots unglazed, decorated with carved and stamped geometric designs to hint at prehistoric ceramics. The patterns are simple and universal, as similar designs can be found on the bodies of ancient pots from all over the world. Some of my surfaces are inspired by the aged and weathered surfaces we observe in everyday life such as worn paint or oxidized metals.

Despite these references to the past and the passage of time, my goal is to make work that fits into modern domestic environments. I wish for my work to be used daily rather than set aside for special occasions."—Osa Atoe

You can visit Osa's maker page now to view more of her work: https://schallergallery.com/collections/osa-atoe

LATER TODAY | MASAYUKI MIYAJIMANew work by Masayuki Miyajima is coming today at 2 PM EST. Set a reminder for when this s...
09/01/2026

LATER TODAY | MASAYUKI MIYAJIMA

New work by Masayuki Miyajima is coming today at 2 PM EST. Set a reminder for when this show is going live! ⏰

"The relationship between form and surface pattern reminds me of wearing clothing. Textiles are important to my family a...
08/31/2026

"The relationship between form and surface pattern reminds me of wearing clothing. Textiles are important to my family and are often what inspire me. My great-aunt and uncle were successful textile designers who worked with famous artists, and I grew up idolizing their work. They showed me how the pattern of clothing can change how we perceive the form of an object. I see my pots as having bodies, and I highlight their soft curves with quiet but powerful patterns." —Camilla Ascher

Visit Camilla's maker page bow to view more of her work: https://schallergallery.com/collections/camilla-ascher

08/30/2026

LATER THIS WEEK | MASAYUKI MIYAJIMA

New work from Masayuki Miyajima will be available this Tuesday!

Establishing a home and workshop in Motegi, a small agricultural town just outside of Mashiko, in the mid-1980s, Miyajima began producing the wide array of functional forms that still constitute the bulk of his repertoire. At that time working exclusively in gas-fired stoneware, he created tableware with relatively simple surfaces, sometimes adding texture through tobigana (chattering) or hakeme, (applying slip to a wheel-turned pot to create streaky brush strokes). While he occasionally returns to these methods today, his signature work since the mid-1990s has relied on a slip-inlay technique inspired by sanggam pottery of the period, a variety of the Korean slipwares revered by Yanagi, Hamada, and Shimaoka.

Are you interested in receiving an invitation to our special online RSVP-only sales? These will be sale events that are ...
08/29/2026

Are you interested in receiving an invitation to our special online RSVP-only sales?

These will be sale events that are behind the scenes, not publicly advertised on our social media or website. You must opt-in to receive these notifications. It could encompass a few different things: a preview to a highly-anticipated show, major last chance sales with major discounts, and more.

DM us with your email address to be added to this private list.

Pictured: Minsoo Yuh bowl found here https://schallergallery.com/collections/minsoo-yuh/products/large-bowl-20

Teapots, teapots, and more teapots!View our teapots selection at the bottom of our homepage, at schallergallery.com. Mak...
08/29/2026

Teapots, teapots, and more teapots!

View our teapots selection at the bottom of our homepage, at schallergallery.com.

Makers: Stuart Gair, Ken Matsuzaki, Mike Jabbur, Noriko Eki.

We had a visit with Andrew Krueger last week, and he dropped off an array of colorful work! These pieces will be feature...
08/28/2026

We had a visit with Andrew Krueger last week, and he dropped off an array of colorful work!

These pieces will be featured in his show 'Rainbow Body', coming next week on Tuesday.

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8972 1st Street
Baroda, MI
49101

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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+12699837404

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