☽ Handcrafted in Manhattan, KS ☾
Every piece is hand-thrown, one-of-a-kind, and made with equal parts magic and obsession. Checkout is handled securely through Square.
41 pieces in the collection
A hand-thrown tiny bowl glazed in deep forest green with a glossy chrome-like sheen — rich, reflective, and alive with depth. Perfect for mise en place, condiments, jewelry, or a small offering on your altar.
A hand-thrown garlic grater glazed in rich verdigris green and speckled amber — a raised spiral grating surface pressed right into the clay. Beautiful enough to leave on the counter, functional enough to use every night.
A hand-thrown dinner bowl glazed in rich speckled amber and burnt orange with swirling teal pooling at the center — like a tide pool caught mid-swirl. Wide, shallow, and perfect for everything from pasta to salad to soup.

A hand-built serving tray with a soft blue wheat glaze — earthy, textured, and quietly beautiful. Perfect for cheese boards, bread, or anything worth presenting with intention.

A generous hand-thrown salad bowl with a smooth, food-safe glaze. Big enough for a proper feast, beautiful enough to leave on the table.

A hand-thrown berry bowl with a perforated design — rinse your fruit right in it, then set it on the table. Functional, charming, and completely handmade.

A hand-thrown oil or sauce bottle with a sculpted thumb grip for easy pouring. Ergonomic, elegant, and made to live on your table.
A hand-thrown teacup glazed in warm speckled sandy tan with a bold sunflower painted in vivid yellow, orange, and deep black — petals wrapping the whole cup like a bloom mid-open. Cheerful, earthy, and completely handmade.
A hand-thrown teacup glazed in warm golden amber with speckled verdigris green — rich, earthy, and alive with color. Handleless and wide-mouthed, it sits perfectly in both hands. The kind of cup that makes tea feel like a ritual.
A hand-thrown espresso cup glazed in swirling sage green and warm amber with a rough, rust-toned rim — like something pulled from the earth and fired back into it. Small, tactile, and completely wild.
A hand-thrown 8oz teacup in a warm speckled sandy glaze with a teal rim — a deer skull and celestial sigils drawn right into the clay. Earthy, mystical, and made for slow mornings.
A hand-thrown 8oz mug in a warm speckled sandy glaze with a deep glossy black rim — a skull and potion bottle drawn right into the clay. Small but mighty, and very much not for the faint of heart.
A hand-thrown 12oz mug in a warm speckled sandy glaze with a teal rim — cheeky hand-drawn designs fired right into the clay. Not safe for your grandma's cabinet, perfect for yours.
A hand-thrown 12oz mug with a warm speckled sandy glaze — two kissing skeletons with a rainbow pride flag fired right into the clay. Love is love, and it looks great on a mug.
A hand-thrown 12oz mug wrapped in a warm speckled tan glaze with a deep black rim — Ouija board lettering and a planchette fired right into the clay. Yes. No. Goodbye. Your morning coffee just got a lot more interesting.
A hand-thrown 12oz mug wrapped in a deep glossy black glaze with a raw sandy clay band — "Master" carved right into the body. Bold, earthy, and made for someone who owns the room.
A hand-thrown 8oz mug with a warm speckled tan glaze and a deep burgundy drip rim — stamped with bold floral line art and a cheeky message fired right into the clay. Unapologetically handmade.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a Black woman with purple hair raises a sign reading "money for hormones not war!" overhead while a freckled figure below holds a trans pride flag like a cape, a spray can in hand, two cardinals flanking them both against a deep blue oval. Defiant, tender, and alive with purpose. Art that says exactly what it means.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a figure in a cream jumpsuit and black boots holds a sign reading "we will thrive!" while balancing another figure overhead, surrounded by a giant sage green cabbage rose and blooming lavender stalks on a warm olive background. Defiant, joyful, and bursting with life. Art that refuses to be quiet about it.
An original charcoal illustration by Nicky Lynn — a horned figure with sweeping ram-like curls strides forward, one hand raised, a gold leaf sunburst blazing at her chest and a gold teardrop at her third eye. Rendered in deep blacks and smoky grays with deliberate gold leaf accents, it radiates power, sovereignty, and radical self-possession. The kind of piece that changes the energy of a room.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a colorful fursuit character waving a rainbow paw alongside a uniformed ranger figure, both posed in front of a Progress Pride banner on a warm sage green background. Playful, inclusive, and packed with personality. A love letter to the furry community done in Nicky Lynn's signature bold linework.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a red-haired figure in a flowing cream suit, one foot raised in confident stride, the lesbian pride flag sweeping behind her and three purple violets blooming around her feet. Grounded, graceful, and unmistakably proud. Art that belongs on a wall you love.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a confident figure in a cream suit with a bold purple afro, posed against a geometric background of sage green, black, and pink with the ACT UP slogan arcing around them in heavy retro lettering. Political, stylish, and unapologetic. Art that remembers.

An original illustration by Nicky Lynn. Bold, grounded, and made for walls that mean something. Available in multiple sizes — pick the one that fits your space.
An original watercolor illustration by Nicky Lynn — a traditional Kitsune fox mask in bold red and white, resting against a full moon on a deep cobalt blue background, adorned with golden bells and red cord ties. Rooted in Japanese folklore and rendered with unmistakable hand-painted texture. The kind of piece that brings a whole mythology into a room.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a graceful figure mid-movement, a koi tattoo sweeping across their hip, surrounded by three vivid butterflies in blue, teal, and amber against the intersex pride colors of yellow and purple. Fluid, layered, and quietly powerful. Art that celebrates identity without needing to explain itself.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — all five Inner Scouts rendered in an art nouveau tarot-style layout, each framed in their own medallion with planetary symbols, lotus flowers, and a crescent moon at the center. Sailor Moon at the top, Mercury and Mars flanking, Jupiter and Venus below. Detailed, decorative, and made for the Sailor Moon fan who takes their wall art seriously.
An original charcoal illustration by Nicky Lynn — a horned skull deity looming over a vulnerable figure below, a single gold leaf eye at the center of its forehead catching the light. Rendered in sweeping blacks and whites with deliberate gold accents, it's raw, powerful, and deeply unsettling in the best way. The kind of piece that commands a room.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a confident figure in vintage-inspired cream attire and bold red boots, holding a gay man pride flag with effortless poise against a warm earthy background. Celebratory, dignified, and beautifully rendered. The kind of piece that belongs on a wall you're proud of.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn. Bold, unapologetic, and made for walls that have something to say. Available in multiple sizes — pick the one that fits your space.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn — a cracked skull crowned with a golden crescent moon and radiating light, cradled by two pairs of hands against a deep coral-red background. Sacred and macabre in equal measure. The kind of piece that stops people mid-step and makes them look twice.
An original illustration by Nicky Lynn featuring two figures in a tender, luminous embrace — surrounded by soft bursts of light and paired with a Marsha P. Johnson quote: "History isn't something you look back at and say it was inevitable... those moments are cumulative realities." Quietly powerful, beautifully rendered, and made to mean something on your wall.
A detailed digital illustration of a bat in full wing-spread, claws gripping a glowing blood moon as crimson tendrils drip below — dark, dramatic, and unmistakably Nicky Lynn. Original artwork printed on quality paper stock. The kind of piece that makes a wall look intentional.
A hand-built incense tray glazed in swirling teal and warm amber — a triquetra carved and raised at the center, the ancient Celtic knot of three interlocking arcs. The organic, free-form edge gives each piece its own shape. Lay your cone incense here and let the smoke carry your intentions.
A hand-thrown incense burner glazed in deep glossy black with a hidden secret — flip it over and a vivid splash of red burns at the center of the catch dish like an ember that never went out. Dark and understated on the outside, alive on the inside. The kind of piece that rewards a closer look.
A hand-thrown wax warmer glazed in deep midnight black with a hidden warmth — the inside of the lid reveals a glowing amber center, like a coal still burning. Compact, round, and quietly dramatic. Set a tea light inside and let the glow do the rest.
A hand-thrown incense burner glazed in a rich, mottled copper and dark bronze — smooth and sculptural, with a rounded body that tapers to a narrow tip and a wide catch dish below. The kind of piece that looks like it was unearthed from somewhere ancient. Set your cone, let the smoke rise, and let the room feel different.
A hand-thrown cauldron-shaped wax warmer glazed in deep iridescent black with swirling bronze and teal — three carved windows let the warmth glow through like a tiny cauldron fire. The wide dish lid doubles as a wax melt tray. Set it on your altar, your nightstand, or anywhere that needs a little atmosphere.
A hand-built smudge tray in warm sandy stoneware with a bold black Tree of Life and smoke silhouette painted across the surface — a small brass-glazed bowl at the tip for ash or resin. Earthy, intentional, and made for your practice.
A hand-thrown planter in the shape of a classic cauldron — deep glossy black with a warm brown rim and a wide open mouth. Perfect for succulents, herbs, or anything that deserves a witchy home.

A hand-thrown donut-form vase glazed in deep obsidian black with shifting grey undertones. Sculptural and striking — tuck a single stem through the center or let it stand alone as art.
✦ A Note on Handmade ✦
Every piece is hand-thrown on a wheel, trimmed, glazed, and fired in our studio. No two are exactly alike — slight variations in glaze, texture, and form are what make each piece yours. If you see something you love, grab it. It won't exist again.