Feral Fang Firings

Effortlessly elegant porcelain, handmade in the Hudson Valley

Handmade horsehair raku ceramic pots by Feral Fang Firings

The Collections

From richly marbled glaze bowls that take their cues from the ocean, autumn leaves or beach glass to delicately opalescent raku pieces that incorporate hair, fur and feathers from animals nearby (aka the Crew), each collection has its own character and palette. Refined, tactile, and made to be lived with.

The Work

Each piece is thrown on the wheel and fired in the Hudson Valley. Until now, I’ve lived in big cities but have always found inspiration in nearby nature – the wild coast and redwood trees of northern California, the bucolic landscapes in the UK, the lush bamboo groves and dramatic mountains in eastern China. I’ve tried to incorporate local or nature-inspired elements into my pottery. No two are ever quite the same — the flame, the horsehair, the glaze each leave their own unique mark, a record of that particular moment in time.

Handmade marbled bowls by Feral Fang Firings

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Wheel-thrown porcelain by Feral Fang Firings

Made by Hand

Every piece begins on the wheel — thin walls pulled from a lump of porcelain, shaped by hand in the Hudson Valley. The road here passed through Shanghai, New York, and finally Upstate, each place leaving its mark, the way horsehair leaves its mark on a raku pot fresh from the fire.

Frequently
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Every piece is carefully packaged by hand to protect it in transit and shipped via USPS or UPS Ground. We offer free shipping on all orders within the United States.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. The buyer is responsible for return shipping, and a refund will be issued once the piece is received in its original condition.

The large bowl collection is fully food safe as well as dishwasher safe. The horsehair raku pieces are decorative only and not intended for food or liquid use.

The large bowl collection is dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze’s vibrancy over time. The horsehair raku pieces are decorative only — keep them dry and dust gently with a soft, dry cloth.

Yes. Many pieces can be personalized — from custom glaze colors to incorporating your own hair, or fur or feathers from a beloved pet, as a meaningful keepsake or to mark a special occasion. Reach out through Contact Us to discuss what’s possible.