Clean Creek Glazes - Gruner Pottery- powered by SmugMug

Clean Creek Products is a non-profit company that restores streams that were polluted by coal mining. As a by-product, they collect iron and manganese, which they supply to potters for making glazes. For more info, click on http://cleancreek.org

I've developed a few different glazes using their products, and I'm working on more. I'm also converting some of my older glazes to use Clean Creek products. When I sell a piece with these glazes, I donate a percentage to Clean Creek.

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GrunerPottery > Compost crock. This is a large canister to hold kitchen scraps until you're ready to take them to the compost pile. It has a removable charcoal filter built into the lid to prevent odors. (see next picture) This one is gone, but I'll have several new ones finished in early November.

GrunerPottery > View of the inside of the lid.

GrunerPottery > Cylinder vase with a Clean Creek variation of Waterfall Brown glaze. The top half has a wash of sifted hardwood ash. This section has some interesting colors and a satiny, slightly iridescent quality.
$50

GrunerPottery > Coffee mug with carved decoration. Speckled white and waterfall brown. Most of my mugs are 4 1/2 inches tall and hold about 12 oz.
$15

GrunerPottery > Small tumbler. Approx 4" tall. Good for juice or wine.
$10

GrunerPottery > Small teapot with amber and brown glazes.
Sold

GrunerPottery > This vase has a brown glaze that breaks to emphasize the deep texture. It is approximately 10" tall.
$50

GrunerPottery > Fissure mug with brown crackle and speckled amber glaze.
$15

GrunerPottery > Clean Creek Glazes photo

Compost crock. This is a large canister to hold kitchen scraps until you're ready to take them to the compost pile. It has a removable charcoal filter built into the lid to prevent odors. (see next picture) This one is gone, but I'll have several new ones finished in early November.