Bill and Judy Heim’s farm in Middle Tennessee provides inspiration for their functional, contemporary pottery. The influence of nature is reflected in forms which use a leaf or horse motif and the glazes which use ash from their wood burning stove.

    Red Oak pottery is wheel-thrown and hand trimmed by both artists. Many surfaces are scribed or carved. Each piece is fired in an electric kiln, glazed, and fired again in a propane fueled kiln. This stoneware pottery is food and dishwasher safe.

    Whether you are drawn to Judy’s carved leaf and horse shapes or Bill’s individually pulled handles, the artists enjoy sharing with others the beauty that is a part of their everyday life.