Pottery bird feeders handmade

First, I throw the round body on the wheel with a speckled brown stoneware clay. Once it starts to dry I cut out the opening hole & put some drainage holes on the bottom. Next, I add the roof, using a rhododendron flower for inspiration. I also have fairy houses in this same style. This bird house has a Jungle Moon glaze on the roof and the bottom is left unglazed. It measures 5” tall and 3.75” wide. The doorway is a 1.25” wide which is preferred by wrens, nuthatches, small woodpeckers…

Blue glaze can really make a piece pop. N3 Pottery offers up ceramic pieces with translucent blues over black sgraffito work, blues that swirl and blend behind ski lifts, bluebird blue skies behind mountains and blues that make you think of rippling water.

39K likes, 357 comments - cedarwoodceramics on March 29, 2023: "Stringing up the new bird feeders!! Bird houses too🪺🏡 We’ll be restocking the shop with lots of spring goods this Saturday! (April 1st at 5pm pacific)We’ll do a story preview on Friday and send out an email with all the details as well! 😊 #birdfeeder #handmadeceramics #wheelthrownpottery #ceramicart #gardenart #springart".