Pederson Pottery
Timeless handmade stoneware and porcelain for kitchens, plants, and home — made by one man's hands in a small Wisconsin town, the way it has been made for thirty years.
His story
Ryan Pederson has been making pottery for over thirty years. His aim, in his own words, is pieces that feel good in your hand, feel good to use, and feel good to look at — drawn to classical, timeless forms, and shaped by a life spent where pottery is a way of living, not a hobby.
The peace of an open field and the pines, he says, gets into the work. Come see it in the clay.
The Boards
Everything has its own room here.
The Work
The gallery — lamps, planters, vases, urns, mugs and bowls, in his glazes.
At the Wheel
Watch him work — eleven films: porcelain pulled on the wheel, a diamond fired in the kiln, the genie bottles taking shape.
Classes
He taught for years at his Waukesha co-op. Classes at the Depot studio are being formed — get on the list.
The Shop
His Etsy shop is the live store — 74 pieces, ready to ship. Or come to the gallery itself, Friday and Saturday.
Commissions
A particular size, a glaze, a gift, a wedding — custom orders start with a conversation.