☽ Manhattan, KS & Beyond ☾
We vend at local markets, sell through a couple of great shops, and teach ceramics classes through UFM. Here's where to find us in the wild.
Events & Markets
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Come celebrate with us at Lawrence Pride! We'll have a full booth — expect plenty of rainbow-friendly pieces and good vibes.
Three days of comics, cosplay, and ceramics. The Geek is in their element. Come find us and pick up something nerdy.
Our kind of event. Spooky, queer, and full of makers. The Witch is bringing her best ritual vessels for this one.
Back home at the Manhattan Farmer's Market. Come say hi, grab a mug, and support your local makers.
Year-Round
Can't make it to a market? Our work lives year-round at two great local shops in Manhattan, KS.
Aggieville, Manhattan, KS
A local haven for all things nerdy and wonderful. Our mugs live here year-round alongside comics, games, and collectibles.
Manhattan, KS
A witchy boutique carrying crystals, herbs, and handmade goods. Our ritual vessels and botanical pieces are a natural fit.
Classes at UFM
We teach ceramics classes through the UFM Community Learning Center in Manhattan, KS. Whether you've never touched clay or you're looking to level up your glazing game, there's a class for you.
UFM Community Learning Center
1221 Thurston St, Manhattan, KS 66502
Registration opens 2 weeks before each session.
Visit UFM Website✦ Classes held at UFM, Manhattan, KS
Never touched a pottery wheel? Perfect. We start from scratch — centering, pulling walls, basic forms. By week six you'll have a set of mugs you actually made.
For potters who already know how to throw and want to go deeper on glazes. We cover base recipes, colorants, layering, and how to predict (not just hope for) your results.
No wheel required. Build sculptural and functional forms using coil and slab techniques. Great for people who want to make ceramics on their own terms.
☽ Stay Connected ☾
Follow us on Instagram for pop-up announcements, new pieces fresh from the kiln, and the occasional behind-the-scenes kiln disaster.