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Founded by potters in 2010 in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. They manufacture a full line of contemporary ceramic dinnerware using raw materials sourced from the American Southeast.

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These videos from Eastfork Pottery demonstrate their use of thixotropic glaze slurries. Watch them to see how effective a highly gelled glaze is. It enables a quick dip, stays fluid while draining, gives even coverage and dries in seconds. These don't hard-pan or settle out in the bucket either. They work on porous or dense bisque. Almost any glaze can be thixotropic if you take the time to learn how to do it. The fast drying enables the use of twin running (or twin belt) foot wiper machines (best shown on these Instagram and Facebook videos).
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