Wolf Ceramics

Wolf Ceramics founder Sarah Wolf followed a winding path through geochemistry, farming, outdoor education and guiding, and nearly went to architecture school before landing on making her favorite hobby her small business. Today, her designs are hand thrown by a team of four people in Hood River, OR.

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A mug with a white speckled and natural clay finish with a half moon design in a warm yellow. The Speckled Sunrise Mug is designed and handmade by Wolf Ceramics in Hood River, Oregon.A mug with a white speckled and natural clay finish with a half moon design in a warm yellow. The Speckled Sunrise Mug is designed and handmade by Wolf Ceramics in Hood River, Oregon.
White Sunrise Wolf MugBy Wolf Ceramics
$56
Handleless Mug with black satin glaze and teal half moon illustration. Made in Hood River, Oregon by Wolf Ceramics.
Black Moonrise Wolf CupBy Wolf Ceramics
$42
White Harvest Moonrise Wolf Mug
White Harvest Moonrise Wolf MugBy Wolf Ceramics
$56
White Harvest Moonrise Wolf Cup
White Harvest Moonrise Wolf CupBy Wolf Ceramics
$42
Speckled stoneware cup featuring a single red line and black interior satin glaze. Designed and hand thrown by Wolf Ceramics in Hood River, Oregon.
Madrona Wolf CupBy Wolf Ceramics
$38
A matte black mug with a square handle and raw clay bottom portion. A thin red line runs vertically three-quarters of the way down. Designed and hand thrown by Wolf Ceramics in Hood River, Oregon.
Black Madrona Wolf MugBy Wolf Ceramics
$52
Sorrel Wolf Cup
Sorrel Wolf CupBy Wolf Ceramics
$38

Meet Your Maker

Wolf Ceramics

Sarah Wolf learned ceramics when she was in elementary school and then went on to study geochemistry, and eventually taught outdoor education. One thing was abundantly clear: her path always brought her back to the earth.

Returning to her time-honored hobby of ceramics and choosing to go to art school to hone her craft, Sarah took a leap of faith and started her own studio right here in Portland. As her business grew, she relocated the studio to Hood River.

Uniquely designed for daily use, Wolf Ceramics are an ode to the Pacific Northwest and simple living. Every piece within the collection is hand-thrown, trimmed, glazed, and fired by ceramicists who receive a living wage.