Plum House Pottery began as a way for Seattle ceramicist Patty Raz to decompress from a high-stress corporate career — a quiet corner of life where she could make something slowly, methodically, and with her hands. What started as a form of rest became a true passion: creating pieces that feel comforting, lived-in, and made to be used every day.

Each piece is wheel-thrown in her (very) small home studio in Seattle, designed to bring warmth, texture, and a sense of calm beauty to the spaces we live in. Patty’s style blends old-world charm with practical daily use — where everything feels effortless, soft, and perfectly imperfect.

Every mug, bowl, vase, and bell carries subtle variations that tell its own story — proof that it was made intentionally, thoughtfully, and by human hands.

At its heart, Plum House Pottery is about creating things that make a house feel loved: timeless pieces for daily rituals, quiet moments, and the stillness in an ordinary day.