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**About**

Sunflower Ceramic Studio was established in 2019 after I moved to Houston. I started the business because of my love for clay and how it engages all of the senses. My products are made primarily by throwing on the pottery wheel, with a focus on making dinnerware.

**Our Mission**

**Sunflower Ceramic Studio’s mission is to create high quality and colorful ceramic pieces in order to bring a piece of joy into your home.**

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Sunflower’s ceramic pieces will be available to purchase through local markets and our online shop

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Sunflower Ceramic Studio can be found on Instagram and Facebook. Feel free to give us a follow and get a look behind the scenes. We post about working on new projects, having updates about upcoming markets, and pictures of finished pieces.

Tiny triangle trinket dishes are done! Here is a little preview of what I have 🙂‍↕️ You can take look at these and a few other glazes not shown at the Third Coast Clay and Friend’s Art Show on Dec 7 from 10am-5pm and Dec 8 from 10am-4pm. Hope you guys can make it!

Tumblers are out of the kiln and they will be available at the art festival that's happening in two weeks (!) I do have a few colored clay tumblers that aren't pictures here, but I’ll definitely bring them to the event. I hope you guys can make it, I would love to see ya’ll!

New grid color combo just dropped ☀️ tumblers have come out of the kiln, now its just time for that final glaze session before everything is ready for the market.

Something exciting is coming your way, something new and small that I've never made before. I'll show you guys the results when its glazed and finished, I don't want to ruin the surprise 😁

Working on trinket dishes today! Not only are they good for your rings and earrings, but since they're food safe they can be used in the kitchen too! From spices to sauces, the tiny dish can do it all.

🌻 Applying my yellow bottoms + signature to the salsa bowls today 🌟

Salsa bowls are thrown, trimmed, and waiting for their signature yellow bottom + stamp. These look a little big for salsa and dips right now, but after the shrinkage in the kiln they'll be the perfect size 😌

New mugs fresh from the kiln! Find these and more at the upcoming art festival at Houston’s Third Coast Clay.

Late night glazing 🌙

Small batch of blob tumblers heading your way 🔜