Ceramic artist and studio potter

Tomás Reyes

I am a fictional ceramic artist working from a small studio in New Mexico. I hand-throw stoneware tableware and sculptural vessels, fired in a wood kiln and finished with ash glazes. This is a demo profile created for testing purposes.

Tomás Reyes' studio pug wrapped in a cozy blanket

Featured Pieces

Recent collections from the studio.

Red onion and peppercorns on a rustic wooden board

Wood-Fired Dinnerware Set Feb 2025 - Jun 2026

A twelve-piece stoneware dinnerware set, fired in a wood kiln for deep ash glazes and one-of-a-kind surface variation.

Tomás fired a custom set for our restaurant and every plate arrived perfect. Guests ask where they can buy them.

Person in a dark jacket standing by a misty shoreline

Daniela Okafor

Owner, Juniper Table Restaurant

Studio & Teaching Experience

Twelve years of shaping clay, in studios and classrooms.

Reyes Ceramics Studio, Lead Potter and Studio Founder Mar 2015 - current

Run a small wood-fired ceramics studio, teaching weekend wheel-throwing classes and producing dinnerware for local restaurants.

Trusted by Local Businesses

Restaurants and shops that serve and sell our pottery.

Cup of coffee on a wooden cafe table

Juniper Table Restaurant

Weekly supplier of hand-thrown plates and bowls since 2023.

Every piece starts as a lump of local stoneware clay and ends in a kiln fired with split oak for three days. Visit the studio on the first Saturday of each month for an open firing day, or book a private wheel-throwing lesson.

Get in touch with the studio

Ask about commissions, classes or custom orders.

Pottery questions, answered

Not here? Send a note and the studio will reply within two days.

Are your dishes dishwasher and microwave safe?

Yes. All stoneware is fired to cone 10 and food safe, so it handles the dishwasher, microwave and oven without trouble.

Bring a handmade table home

New pieces leave the kiln every month. Browse the shop or ask about a custom set.

Skills

What I do best at the wheel and in the kiln.

Wheel Throwing

Centering, pulling walls and trimming bowls, plates and mugs to consistent, comfortable shapes.