Heath Ceramics | Particl Company Profile

“So much of my stuff tells the stories of my amazing friends (I collect people, too)… After decades of obsessive collecting and brutal editing, I came to realize that the objects I chose to keep told the best stories of my pretty crazy life so far.” @kimpaper Such a special night with the iconic @kimpaper and so many friends at KIM’S AMAZING SOUP PARTY, celebrating her new book ‘STUFF: A New York Life of Cultural Chaos’. Nothing but amazing energy flowing through the Clay Studio all night. With seven different soups and an infinite number of Kim’s captivating stories, safe to say we left with full hearts (and bellies!) ❤️ 🕵 The Studio Mug, Kim’s favorite mug, makes a cameo in the book. Keep an eye out! 🥣 by Evan Shively @arborica_ca Amaryll Schwertner @bouletteslarder Davia Nelson and Frish Brandt @kitchensisters @frishbrandt Brandon Jew @brandoj @misterjius Russ Moore @camino.vinegar Richard Crocker @chefchard @mowsf Dominica Rice-Cisneros @dominicarice @bomberaoakland Pim Techamuanvivit @chezpim @nari_sf 🥖 and 🍪 by @cometochristines 🧈 churned by our very own Robin Petravic 🍷 by @scribewinery 🥬 by @sweetgreen The party continues all week! Kim’s in the Bay for the rest of the week, be sure to catch her while she’s here. If you can’t make it, stop by Heath SF to get your own copy of STUFF 🤝

What began as a small-scale pottery in 1948, with Edith and Brian Heath, has evolved into a pure and simple way of life and business, that shares one creative heart, and many forms of expression. @heathceramics is an American maker of goods for your home—led by husband and wife, Robin Petravic and Cathy Bailey—who are shaping the relationship we have to the things we own, and the way we come to own them.⁠ ⁠ We are excited to continue explore Edith Heath’s legacy and the future of making at the 2025 Project Threadways Symposium, where Cathy Bailey will speak on the powerful role objects play in shaping our lives and communities.⁠ ⁠ Register at the link in bio for tickets to join the Project Threadways Symposium, either in-person in The Shoals or virtually via Zoom.⁠ ⁠ Pictured: founder Edith Heath working in her California studio.

✨ Yesterday, we vibed at our SFMade Manufacturers Meetup at @heathceramics, celebrating Women's History Month! We featured 10 incredible tasty women-owned, locally made products. Follow and support their work: 🍪@wholesomebakery and @alfajoresnarciso 🫖 @librelovelife and @inabotanicalsandtea 🫙 @amoreschiles 🍄‍🟫 @eat.munchrooms 🌽 @casasanchezsf 🍷 @mcbridesisterscollection 🥣 @volcanokimchi 🥫 Sam's Jams 💛 Huge thanks to our community for showing up, sharing, and bringing the joy, passion, and creativity that make events like this so special. 💫And a special thank you to @heathceramics for letting us enjoy such a beautiful and magical space: their clay studio! Let’s keep building, supporting, and celebrating together! #SFMade #WomensHistoryMonth #ManufacturersMeetup #SupportLocal #MadeInSF

Cathy and Simone visit Tung and Windy’s studios in SF in this episode of Make Good 🔍 Filmed and edited by Cathy and Simone, videos in The Make Good series share the good people, places, and things inside Heath—from an intimate perspective. Please enjoy. If you’re local or just in town, join us for a tour and take a look for yourself! Our SF Factory Tours not only take you through the Tile Factory, but also to through these creative studios run of the Heath Collective. 🔗 for the full video, and to book a Factory Tour! Filmed and edited by @fishermans_camp, @simonesilverstein Special thanks to @windychien and @tungchiang for sharing your spaces!

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