Product stories: throwing shapes with e15

Home to the richest and most high-grade deposits of clay in Europe, the region has developed a world-wide reputation for its salt-glazed, sand grey stoneware over the last few centuries. Before baking the stoneware in kilns at temperatures of up to 1300° C, the potter signs each piece and embosses the e15 logo at the bottom, marking it as an original.

Casting molds for the stoneware clay

Burning tools for the cast clay forms

Each Salina Pitcher is hand-formed on the potters wheel.

Potters Kiln

The Kiln's burning chamber where the clay can be baked at temperatures of up to 1300° C.

Stoneware forms after the baking process

The traditional painted versions of the Frankfurt pottery style.