Well… hello there! Thank you for your interest in J. Davis Studio. Without you, we would not be in business. We wouldn’t be able to offer jobs, or be able to survive in such a remote and rural part of the country.
Click for full John Davis interview by Alyice Edrich
We appreciate our collectors, and strive to keep our innerSpirit Rattles and Christmas ornaments priced to be more accessible. We know from experience, that no matter one’s income, we all need beauty in our lives.
It is our hope, that the gratitude that fills our hearts, seeps into every piece we make.
Tony, our longtime production manager, is wearing his well deserved origami crown.
Jake (who does a little of everything around the studio) picked up QuickBooks really fast!
- The Circle of Life: Like many artists know, as one grows older, life’s responsibilities tend to limit creativity. A fire in John’s studio in 1992, a few months after his second child was born, complicated life even more. Read more
Monica's the 3rd generation of her family to work for us.
Alyice Edrich is our social media guru in South Dakota.
- Raku Beginnings: Inspired by his two young daughters, Michaela and Hannah, who would dig for treasure around their rural Far West Texas home, John Davis became interested in making pottery that looked like something unearthed from a prehistoric camp in the nearby Big Bend National Park. Read More
- Inlaid Vases: John Davis first became interested in ceramics as a young boy watching his grandmother produce delicate figurines. Born and raised in rural Far West Texas, he set up his first studio inside anabandoned adobe on his grandparent’s land. Read more
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