Meet the Creators
Hey there!
I’m Taylor- the glazer.
& I’m Samuel- the potter.
Our story began in 2016 at UW–Stevens Point in Wisconsin. Samuel invited Taylor on their first date — a pottery lesson at the campus studio. Samuel had been throwing pottery since high school at Lakeland Union and continued in college. Taylor, on the other hand, had never touched clay. The pottery studio turned out to be the perfect place to start — we’ve been inseparable ever since.
After graduation, we found ourselves back in the Northwoods — working, adventuring, and living the lake-loving, outdoorsy life. We constantly talked about how one day, we’d have a pottery studio of our own.
In 2021, we bought a peaceful lake lot, covered in ferns and tall red pines, with a quiet peninsula stretching into the water. We called it Peters Point — and imagined it as a place for freedom, creativity, and clay.
But life took an unexpected turn. Samuel was diagnosed with a genetic condition and suddenly needed a kidney transplant. While he began nightly dialysis and waited on the transplant list, we focused on finishing our home — building it ourselves, start to finish.
We completed our house in just nine months, and brought home our first pottery wheel not long after. Pottery quickly became more than a hobby — it became a way to heal, to connect, and to find joy in a hard season. Samuel received his transplant in 2024, and we’ve been pouring love into clay ever since.
Every piece we make is a collaboration — Samuel is the throwing expert, and Taylor glazes each piece by hand. Our style is inspired by the beautiful place we live: the woods, the water, the earth.
We focus on wheel-thrown, functional pottery made to be used and loved — mugs, bowls, pitchers, oil pourers, cups, and our popular jewelry dishes. We also create a small collection of raku pottery, a unique firing technique that produces stunning, one-of-a-kind finishes perfect for decorative display.
Thanks for being part of our journey. We’re so glad you’re here.
Browse our collection or follow us on social to see what’s coming out of the kiln next.
Much love, Samuel & Taylor Peters