The Pitcher
The Pitcher
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The Pitcher
A pot with a story as good as its pour.
This pitcher marks co-founder John Vigeland’s return to making pots by hand and his first collaboration through the East Fork Workshop. It’s a shape he and Alex first learned during their apprenticeships with Mark Hewitt, rooted in North Devon earthenware and Southeastern American jug traditions. You might use it the old way—lugging cold spring water up from the creek or tucking away a bit of moonshine—or let it live on the mantle, catching light and holding court.
Why we love it:
- Handthrown by John Vigeland in his pasture-side studio north of Asheville
- A classic, sturdy shape for water, lemonade or late-summer sunflowers
- A form that connects old apprenticeships, new beginnings and what comes next
Details:
- Dimensions: 8.5” x 12.5” There will be variations in size. These are all handthrown, and variance is to be embraced.
- Weight: 3.75 lbs
- Holds 1.35 gallons comfortably, 1.5 to the brim
- Material: 100% Lead Free Stoneware
- Handthrown by John Vigeland
- Dishwasher safe
Details
Details
- 8.5” x 12.5” There will be variations in size. These are all handthrown, and variance is to be embraced.
- 3.75 lbs
- Holds 1.35 gallons comfortably, 1.5 to the brim
- Material: Lead Free Stoneware
- Handthrown by John Vigeland
- Dishwasher safe
About
About
This pitcher marks co-founder John Vigeland’s return to making pots by hand and his first collaboration through the East Fork Workshop. It’s a shape he and Alex first learned during their apprenticeships with Mark Hewitt, rooted in North Devon earthenware and Southeastern American jug traditions. You might use it the old way—lugging cold spring water up from the creek or tucking away a bit of moonshine—or let it live on the mantle, catching light and holding court.
Why we love it:
- Handthrown by John Vigeland in his pasture-side studio north of Asheville
- A classic, sturdy shape for water, lemonade or late-summer sunflowers
- A form that connects old apprenticeships, new beginnings and what comes next
Care
Care
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Over time, your pots might accumulate mild cutlery marks. These can be buffed off with warm water and scouring powder such as Bar Keeper's Friend. More information.
