

Functional pottery brings Mark’s interest in tactile surfaces and layered color to objects intended for everyday life. Wheel-thrown forms are balanced for use, then finished with glazes that emphasize the movement of the clay and the marks left during making.
Because clay bodies and glaze combinations vary, care and food-use guidance should always be confirmed for the individual piece. The work shown here is a studio archive; current availability and piece-specific details can be found in the For Sale collection or by contacting Mark directly.
A newly photographed cup brings repeating tactile marks and a saturated red glaze into the functional archive.

Printed with an Eazao X-1 Potter, this open form preserves the toolpath as repeating texture beneath a rich red glaze.

