GuerreroCeramics
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ·
GuerreroCeramics
Handmade Functional PotteryPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1308 Sales On Etsy since 2008
Announcement If you have any questions about my ceramics, please message me. Please follow GuerreroCeramics on Facebook and Instagram, or visit guerreroceramics.com
Announcement
If you have any questions about my ceramics, please message me. Please follow GuerreroCeramics on Facebook and Instagram, or visit guerreroceramics.com
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Large Textured Stoneware Mug
$45.00
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Small Textured Porcelain Tea Bowl (matcha chawan)
$35.00
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Small Textured Porcelain Tea Bowl (matcha chawan)
$45.00
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Stoneware Japanese Tea Ceremony Bowl (Matcha Chawan)
$35.00
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Woodfired Textured Porcelain Yunomi (tea cup)
$45.00
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Textured Stoneware Mug
$35.00
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Textured Porcelain Yunomi (tea cup)
$30.00
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Porcelain Tea Bowl (matcha chawan)
$60.00
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Textured Porcelain Yunomi (tea cup)
$30.00
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Textured Yunomi (tea cup)
$25.00
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Small Stoneware Mug
$22.00
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Textured Yunomi (tea cup)
$30.00
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Large Stoneware Mug
$25.00
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Textured Porcelain Yunomi (tea cup)
$35.00
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Textured Porcelain Yunomi (tea cup)
$30.00
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Textured Porcelain Mug
$30.00
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Porcelain Tea Bowl (matcha chawan)
$60.00
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Textured Yunomi (tea cup)
$35.00
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Porcelain Tea Bowl (matcha chawan)
$55.00
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Stoneware Tea Bowl (matcha chawan)
$60.00
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Textured Stoneware Mug
$35.00
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Textured Stoneware Mug
$30.00
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Small Textured Stoneware Mug
$25.00
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Small Textured Stoneware Mug
$25.00
Reviews
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itchiwa on Aug 23, 2018
5 out of 5 starsThis wood-fired tea bowl is even nicer than photo. It is easy to hold and serve tea with.
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theblackkimono on Jul 20, 2018
5 out of 5 starsThis tea bowl is just fantastic! Beautiful. Jeff is so talented you really have to see one of his bowls. Packed up so nice and secure. Loved the gift box this one came in. Lightning fast shipping.A++ seller.
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itchiwa on Jun 20, 2018
5 out of 5 starsThis beautiful chawan arrived safely and is already chosen to be "in service" at Burning Man.
Updates
About
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At a tea ceremony lesson with Yuko-sensei and Katsuko-san.
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Decorating pots with iron oxide in the style that was made famous in Karatsu, Japan..
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Freshly trimmed pots.
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Me with a large porcelain platter.
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A peek into the wood kiln early in the firing. Soon it will be too intense to photograph.
Handmade Functional Pottery from Pittsburgh
I started working at an arts center some years ago, and shortly there after I started making pottery. I've been fortunate enough to work alongside some great artists and learn from a variety of master potters. Early in my ceramics journey I spent a month in close contact with a 14th generation Japanese potter who specialized in tea ware.
As a result, I'm highly influenced by Japanese pottery, and I am a student of Japanese tea ceremony (licensed by the Urasenke school). I also enjoy creating a variety of utilitarian forms and I occasionally create very commercial-oriented pieces that incorporate ceramic decals.
My mentors include the executive director of NCECA, the founder of Manchester Craftsmen's Guild, one unbelievably knowledgable graduate of Alfred University, and a professor we affectionately call Greeny.
*I'm also on Etsy as Jeff Guerrero with a shop named GuerreroDesign where I sell laser cut wood lamps and more.
Shop members
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Jeff Guerrero
Owner, Maker, Designer, Potter
I enjoy making functional pottery, and employ a handful of construction methods but focus predominantly on the potter's wheel.
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits