Katie Lackler
"I make pots to be held and used every day. For me, the practice of pottery is about feeling the clay in my hands and allowing my mind and body to slow down. With each piece I pass on that sensory connection in its shape, balance and smoothness to touch.
I create in small series, with a whimsical curiosity to play with soft curves and carved botanical designs. Many Lackler Ceramics pots feature agateware, a technique using multiple contrasting clays. I love this style because of its unpredictability and reminiscence of layered canyon rocks.
I teach weekly wheel throwing classes and monthly handbuilding workshops at Quyle Kilns in Murphys, CA. Information can be found on my website lacklerceramics.com. I have been making functional pottery in Murphys, CA since 2015 and teaching pottery classes since 2020."
I create in small series, with a whimsical curiosity to play with soft curves and carved botanical designs. Many Lackler Ceramics pots feature agateware, a technique using multiple contrasting clays. I love this style because of its unpredictability and reminiscence of layered canyon rocks.
I teach weekly wheel throwing classes and monthly handbuilding workshops at Quyle Kilns in Murphys, CA. Information can be found on my website lacklerceramics.com. I have been making functional pottery in Murphys, CA since 2015 and teaching pottery classes since 2020."
