Folk Floral Pottery

Pottery made by a mother’s loving hands, out on the Kansas prairie

Cups, bowls, spoons, and tiny tea sets, painted by hand with folk flowers and sunny faces or finished in speckled glazes. Every piece is one of a kind.

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From the studio

A look at what's coming out of Kaylan's studio lately. Finished pieces are listed on Etsy.

  • Miniature plates, cups, and a pitcher hand-painted with folk flowers and a smiling sun, loaded on a kiln shelf
    Painted miniatures, loaded in the kiln
  • A miniature tea set on a blue glazed tray: teapot, cups, saucers, and a creamer painted with red flowers and yellow suns
    A miniature tea set, painted with flowers and suns
  • Three ceramic spoons with speckled bowls, painted with red flowers and green vines
    Hand-painted spoons
  • Sage and seafoam glazed cups, bowls, and a shallow dish on a studio table
    Cups and bowls in sage-green glazes
  • Unfired miniature teapot, plates, cups, and a pitcher in brown clay, painted with daisies, tulips, birds, and a sun
    Miniatures painted with daisies, tulips, and birds, ready to fire
  • A handled bowl in a speckled teal glaze with a toasted brown rim, sitting on a speckled green plate
    A speckled teal handled bowl
  • Olive, celadon, and speckled glazed bowls and a wide dish, with painted spoons and a small dark bud vase
    Glazed bowls with painted spoons
  • Three brown clay bowls being painted with white daisies, surrounded by paint bottles and brushes
    Daisy bowls, mid-painting

The first pieces are in the kiln

New work will be listed on Etsy soon. Visit the shop and tap the heart to follow it, and Etsy will let you know when pieces go up.

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About Kaylan

Folk Floral Pottery is Kaylan's small studio on the Kansas prairie. She makes every piece by hand, then either paints it with folk flowers, suns, and birds or finishes it in a speckled glaze, so no two pieces come out quite the same.

She makes pottery for the table and the kitchen, pieces meant to be handled, washed, and used every day, along with a growing collection of miniature tea sets.

A pale orange tabby cat standing on Kaylan's worktable among freshly made, unfired clay cups and bowls
The studio supervisor, inspecting a fresh batch

Looking for something specific?

Kaylan takes a small number of custom orders: a set of mugs for a wedding, a name carved into a platter, a glaze she hasn't tried yet. Send her a message on Etsy to ask about timing and price.

Custom orders are placed and paid for through Etsy.

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