East Fork The Pitcher

A sleek, yet hospitable, update to the classic utensil holder. Hand thrown by our very own, Mike Ball, who’s been with us since East Fork the early years. With enough space to hold your essential kitchen utensils, you’ll want to keep this close to your favorite burner on the stove. (Are we the only ones with a favorite burner?) Or maybe corral the kids’ markers, use it as a vase, or keep the knitting needles all in one place. A dance floor for the whisks. This utensil holder is part of the East Fork Workshop. A collection of wheel-thrown pottery made in house by East Fork potters.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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For everyone who’s ever said, “Love it—just wish it held more.” We asked East Fork staffers to describe the Big Mug in one word and they said: “Powerful.” It’s got volume and heft. It feels grounding in your hands. We made it after years of hearing from folks who love The Mug but wished for just a little more—more coffee, more tea and more yerba mate to start the day. Already building your mug collection? Line up the Big, Small and original in your favorite glazes—the varying heights let every color peek through.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Hand-thrown with the same care and natural beauty as the rest of our Agrarian Collection, this pitcher is both graceful and functional. Its softly ridged curves are inspired by Vermont's pastoral landscapes and the timeless rhythm of harvest. The earthy stone glaze highlights the speckled clay that makes each one truly one of a kind. Designed for everything from fresh juice at the breakfast table to water at a family gathering, it balances everyday utility with timeless style and beautifully complements our classic white Farmhouse stoneware.

by Farmhouse Pottery · Vermont

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A vessel steeped in tradition and filled to the brim with human connection. First dreamed up in collaboration with our friends at Diaspora Co., The Kulhad was inspired by the handleless clay cups that have been used for centuries in the Indian subcontinent—simple vessels made to hold a few warm gulps of chai before being tossed, broken and remade. Sana Javeri Kadri, founder of Diaspora Co., shared photos of traditional kulhads from potters near Indian railways, where they’re still thrown “off the hump” and fired by the thousands.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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The perfect cup for little sips. Tiny Cups (formerly known as Toddler Cups) are beloved by children and adults alike—the perfect welcome into the world of "special objects" and learning how to handle them. These semi-precious little clay vessels are more durable than you'd think (though please be aware that 3-year-olds with clay vessels and concrete or tile is asking for tears). They hold the ideal amount of apple juice that won't be a pain to clean up if spilled and they're healthier for kids and the Earth.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Substantial? Definitely. Dramatic? That, too. The Serving Platter shines, plated with food or all alone on your table. When East Fork was still an all-wheel-thrown pottery studio, we made platters similar to this one. But when we got the factory up and running, we first turned our focus to smaller forms like plates, bowls and, of course, The Mug. Still, we’ve always loved having a good platter around—for serving, for showing off and for making the table feel just a little more special.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Designed and made by The Long Confidence. Each pitcher is made by hand, using both a mold-making and finishing technique that yields a slightly different form…

by Heath Ceramics · Sausalito, CA

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Design This exclusive glassware program is handblown in Mexico using recycled glass that has a beautiful clarity. Small bubbles and natural variations in color, shape, and size are expected and unique to the glassblowing process. The etching process is also done by hand by a skilled artist, with a thistle pattern inspired by early East Fork slip trail designs done by Alex, our CEO and Founder.

by Good Luck Shop · Tacoma, WA

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As one of our original Farmhouse Pottery pieces, the Farmers Pitcher holds a special place in our hearts. Handcrafted with care, this timeless pitcher is a staple in any kitchen. Its hand-formed spout and sturdy handle make it perfect for serving everything from lemonade to cream at the breakfast table. Available in three sizes, it’s as beautiful filled with fresh flowers as it is for pouring drinks. This pitcher blends function and charm, making it a piece you'll reach for again and again, just like the day it first came off the wheel.

by Farmhouse Pottery · Vermont

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The name makes you think of languid hours, maybe even crawling back into bed with one of them in your hand with a plan to finish that novel you’re reading, but really, it’s a mug for all hours, all days. The Sunday Morning Mug is slightly bigger than The Mug. Each is wheel-thrown in our Small Batch Studio then glazed by hand by Cade Hollomon-Cook. See our previous Small Batch Studio offerings (including the glazes of past Sunday Morning Mugs) here .

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Slurping is a delicate sport and this is all the gear you need.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Best broth ever in the most convenient and psychedelic packaging

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Perfect for foraging trips, farmers' market, or storing toys in style.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Cockles: sweet, tender, fun name to say out loud. What's not to love?

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Soy sauce unlike any soy sauce you’ve ever tasted, no exaggeration.

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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Pre-cooked, so you can enjoy them directly from the can (no one is looking!)

by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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by East Fork Pottery · Asheville, NC

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