Each piece is made one at a time. The process we use for most pieces is called hand-building. We roll out our high-quality dark brown stoneware clay into thin (but not too thin) slabs. The canvas material they are rolled with leaves a subtle texture on the bottom, while we smooth the top. The slabs are cut and formed either by hand for the plates or over plaster hump molds and left to dry until they are leather hard. They are hand-trimmed and sponged for a fine finish. When bone dry, they have their first firing. We glaze each piece and fire again to over 2200 degrees.

The plates and bowls are glazed using a dip and pour technique, making each piece unique, and the noted sizes are approximate and will have variation. They are glazed on the inner surface of the bowl, leaving the edge and outer surface the clay's natural color. Each piece is finished with Rebeccah's handwritten initials on the bottom. Finally, our one-of-a-kind plates and bowls, where you can not only see but feel her hands, are now ready to be sanded, cleaned, wrapped, and packed.