Allison Neiss

When people find my work, it usually starts online. They are searching for something they cannot quite describe yet. It is not really about the exact words. It is about finding ceramic artwork that feels made by a person, with small variations that show it did not come from a factory.

For a long time, I tried to keep track of my work in my head or on random notes. Some pieces I could remember clearly, but others blurred together over time. A glaze combination I loved would be hard to recreate, or I would forget exactly how something was fired. That frustration is what pushed me toward pottery tracking. That is what led me to start using Bisque-It Pottery Log.

If you’ve ever wondered how much do handmade pottery bowls cost? For my studio, the answer really depends on the piece. Each of my bowls are hand built and no two are exactly alike. Some are small, simple, and approachable; others are larger, more sculptural, and layered with many glazes. The price reflects the time, materials, and care behind each piece, and it also depends on which collection you’re exploring. Everyday Bowls: Starter Collection In my Everyday collection , most bowls are...