# PriestCraft

> Sculptural ceramics, alternative firings, and unconventional mixed media.


## Pages

- [My Account](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/my-account-2/)
- [Checkout](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/checkout-2/)
- [Cart](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/cart-2/)
- [Contact](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/contact/): Reach out about commissions, existing work, or a studio visit.
- [Journal](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/journal/): Notes from the San Antonio studio on glaze tests, kiln openings, and the raw steps behind each finished piece.
- [Gallery](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/gallery/): Wholly Clay vessels and Unwholly Works assemblages, photographed and described piece by piece. Available work links directly to its Etsy listing.
- [Collections](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/collections/): Wholly Clay and Unwholly Works grow from the same workbench but speak in different voices. Each keeps its own identity under the PriestCraft umbrella.
- [About](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/about/): An independent artist working out of San Antonio, Texas, Brian Priest makes one-of-a-kind ceramics and mixed-media pieces shaped as much by experiment as by intention.
- [Home](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/): PriestCraft is the studio of Brian Priest, an independent artist working in clay and mixed media.
- [My account](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/my-account/)
- [Checkout](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/checkout/)
- [Cart](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/cart/)
- [Shop](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/shop/)

## Products

- [Sunday Relic](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/sunday-relic/): A one-of-a-kind mixed-media wall assemblage combining a small stoneware face, weathered wood, and muted painted marks. Its dryly comic, slightly unsettling presence suits a considered gallery wall rather than a seasonal display.
- [Quietly Doomed](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/quietly-doomed/): A handmade zombie nutcracker assembled from carved wood, painted details, and small mixed-media additions, with a solemn expression and deliberately imperfect finish. This darkly humorous collectible is an art object, not a mass-produced holiday decoration.
- [The Last Toast](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/the-last-toast/): A hand-built stoneware goblet with a slightly off-kilter bowl, a sculpted stem, and a charcoal-and-ochre experimental glaze. This one-off functional sculpture is made for a small pour and an even smaller sense of occasion.
- [Ashen Listener](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/ashen-listener/): A small sculptural face vessel in dark stoneware, with pinched features and an ash-gray raku sheen. Hand-shaped as a one-of-a-kind character object, it brings a watchful presence to a desk or display shelf.
- [Horsehair Drift Vase](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/horsehair-drift-vase/): A narrow-necked stoneware vase, altered by hand and marked with fine, dark horsehair lines during firing. Its quiet silhouette and unpredictable surface make it a singular display piece for a shelf or console.
- [Obvara Moon Bowl](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/obvara-moon-bowl/): A shallow hand-built stoneware bowl finished with an obvara firing that leaves a one-off network of warm, cloudlike marks across its surface. Display it as a sculptural object or use it to hold small everyday keepsakes.
- [Crooked Grin Mug](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/crooked-grin-mug/): A hand-thrown stoneware character mug with a sculpted crooked grin, thumb-shaped details, and a satin earth-toned glaze. Made as a functional one-off for daily use, with a personality that is difficult to ignore.
- [Witness Face Vessel](https://darkgreen-shrew-790139.hostingersite.com/product/witness-face-vessel/): A one-of-a-kind sculptural stoneware vessel, hand-built with a watchful face and a smoky raku surface. Its expressive form works as a small focal-point sculpture or a vessel for dried stems.


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