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Besides offering our patent pending bowl press and box press, We also offer custom catered designs. Just use the contact form and let us know what you are looking for. We'll try and do our best to accommodate your needs.

@Bella.Noellabelle

Showing off some of her awesome creations she made with the box press!

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Gotta say I love the tentacles.

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Follow her on instagram and check out some of her other amazing work.

@noella.bellanoella

Whiffarium ( on Facebook )

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1.5 inch bowl press not big enough? 

Suz, got some bigger ones, and a wee little one :-)

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Here are some spectacular moon water bowls, that contain actual regolith! 

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Tania Rustage Ceramics

Taniarustageceramics Look her up on Etsy, and instagram.

Corn starch is a great release agent. to keep your clay from sticking. and you won't have to burn it off unlike vegetable oil or olive oil.

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Molten_Mud_Studio

Gretchen from Molten Mud Studio, Shows how she uses the bowl press (1 inch), with the Box mold that was made for her.

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Give her a follow on instagram! @moltenmudstudio

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Beesknees Art by Amanda

Our presses help with even eyeball consistency on some awesome wacky designs. Absolute love her work!

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Check out her instagram for her awesome unique and vibrant work! @beeskneesartbyamanda

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Show it to us!

Send us a email or follow on instagram, show us your work and get featured! 

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Boxpress howto

Here is the instructional file for the box press.just click the download PDF button

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Bowlpress Howto

Bowl press file coming soon.

About

Jacobus Post & Gretchen Nielsen

Jacobus came to America from Baarn, Holland in 2000. In 2016 he met Gretchen. His desire to keep her happy in her pottery journey led to creating his first clay press.  What started as a simple act of love grew into a shared passion - and a business dedicated to helping artists everywhere.  

 

Now based in Palmer, Alaska, Jacobus and Gretchen continue to design and craft pottery presses that inspire creativity and make it easier for potters to bring their ideas to life.  They've loved connecting with fellow makers and seeing the incredible designs created with their tools.

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