![]() | Each piece is thrown on a potters wheel, trimmed, sometimes altered or carved, and allowed | |
| to dry. It is then bisque fired to 1830 degrees. All the pieces are then glazed and loaded into a gas kiln for the final firing which reaches about 2300 degrees. All of Abbey's pottery is dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. When baking with pottery be sure to preheat the piece with the oven to avoid temperature shock. | ||
![]() | Enjoy! | |
| Lone Tree Pottery Functional Stoneware By Abbey Rothenbuehler |
| Fort Collins, CO About Abbey |

![]() | Abbey developed an interest in the ceramic arts as | |
| a young girl. Early experiences and a few classes in junior college sparked her love for making pottery and eventually led to a full time study of ceramics. After graduating from the University of North Texas with her Bachelor of Fine Arts in ceramics, the road led Abbey and her husband to Fort Collins, CO. |
![]() | She holds a very high standard of craftsmanship to | |
| her work and hopes that it will bring a sense of humanity and beauty to your home. Growing up in the mountains of Wyoming has instilled in her a great sense of respect for natures grandeur, and she is inspired by the patterns, colors and nuances of the natural world. |