After the Fire – stoneware pitcher by ceramic artist Cath Smith, featuring a soft white glaze over red clay, evoking balance and stillness.

Quiet Forms

Still Moments

Ceramics and paintings shaped by stillness

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Held Breath Held Breath
Held Breath
$195.00
Skyfold Skyfold
Skyfold
$135.00
Ash and Ember Pitcher
Ash and Ember Pitcher
$60.00

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Oil and Water - Two red stoneware bottles by Cath Smith, white satin glaze over red clay, minimalist forms exploring contrast and harmony

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My work explores balance — between innocence and experience, earth and sky, containment and openness. Moving between ceramics, still life, and abstracted landscapes, I seek quiet moments that hold a sense of pause and presence. Each piece is a bridge between making and being — an offering of stillness and reflection in an overwhelming world.

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Shallow Water - Porcelain vessel by Cath Smith with pale green celadon glaze, rounded body and quiet sheen symbolizing balance and poise.

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The cold is still keeping me out of the studio. I’m frankly struggling to keep the temperature above freezing (I do NOT want to re-wedge about 500lbs of clay thank you very much), so here’s a throwback to one of my pieces from last year.
Feels good to get back to throwing big with some porcelain. With all the teaching and holiday prep, it’s been a while since I had the chance. #wheelthrowing #ceramicprocess #studioquiet #claytime #metime
This was the pot that quietly changed everything. Back in April, I made a decision to change direction — new clay, larger scale, slower throwing, and a deeper commitment to form. This piece was the first time it all clicked. Everything that f