Introducing... Blue Ridge Black Mountain

Blue Ridge and Black Mountain

Our home is in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

After a summer spent across the sea, the season shifts and we ground back into place, welcoming Black Mountain and Blue Ridge into our Core Collection and, with it, sharing stories of our Southern Appalachian home.

A large rounded ceramic bowl in a warm, tan-toned, off-white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim
A large rounded ceramic bowl in a warm, tan-toned, off-white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim, filled with oranges

in Panna Cotta

Meet Blue Ridge

Deep water, wild blueberries, night sky. A serious, grounded, toned-down navy.

Stately and grounded, strong and serene. The Blue Ridge Mountains cradle the East Fork factory from the north and the south. Holding us, always, and witnessing it all—even when we lose sight of them.

It’s a dense blue with a warm, earthy base.  We love it with white oak, sterling silver, white walls, with Eggshell & Amaro.

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A dinner sized ceramic plate in a warm, tan-toned, off-white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Grapes on a dinner sized ceramic plate in a warm, tan-toned, off-white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.

in Panna Cotta

A large ceramic plate with a curved bowl edge in a cool white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Tomatoes on a large ceramic plate with a curved bowl edge in a cool white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.

in Eggshell

A large ceramic mixing bowl in a cool white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim
A large ceramic mixing bowl in a cool white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim filled with a medley of fruit
A medium sized ceramic plate in a toned-down navy color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Okra on a medium sized ceramic plate in a toned-down navy color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.

in Blue Ridge

A small dessert sized rounded ceramic bowl in a toned-down navy color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim
A small dessert sized rounded ceramic bowl in a toned-down navy color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim, filled with quail eggs

in Blue Ridge

A large ceramic plate with a curved bowl edge in a cool white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Tomatoes on a large ceramic plate with a curved bowl edge in a cool white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.

in Eggshell

Black Mountain

Sleek and quiet, wise and proud. The area now called Black Mountain was first called Grey Eagle by the Catawba and Cherokee Indians that first—and still—call this land home.  It’s a metallic-hued, grey-tinged matte black.

We love it with walnut, brass, concrete, Morel & Panna Cotta.

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A medium sized ceramic plate in a toned-down navy color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Okra on a medium sized ceramic plate in a toned-down navy color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.

in Blue Ridge

A dinner sized ceramic plate in a warm, tan-toned, off-white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Grapes on a dinner sized ceramic plate in a warm, tan-toned, off-white color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.

in Panna Cotta

Amaro Dinner Plate with Blue Ridge Breakfast Bowl and Panna Cotta Bitty Bowl on top. Bitty Bowl is filled with drinking vinegar and a bottle of the vinegar is next to the bowls on the plate.

Blue Ridge & Black Mountain Collection

Shop our non-pottery items inspired by our newest core colors, Black Mountain and Blue Ridge.

Getting the Shot

To set the tone for our season of sharing stories from Southern Appalachia, the content team took a Parkway field day with 50 lbs of pottery strapped to each of our backs. 

We hiked through the wildflower meadow at the base of Sam’s Knob—past rattlesnake root, filmy angelica, aster, Michaux’s saxifrage, and wild blueberries.  Then down to Flat Laurel Creek—a crystal clear high-mountain stream teeming with native Brook trout that cascades in waterfalls over slow sloping boulders for 1.5 miles before joining the West Fork of the Pigeon River.

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