Lost Mountain Clayworks

I make many variations of platters combining petroglyphs from all over the world. They can be hung on a wall (or a tree) or placed horizontally and used as a “Rain Bowl” for your birds and other critters.

This series depicts a glyph circle, including two shaman (often depicted with “horned” heads and “magic” swirls at their fingertips). Also present in this circle is Kokopelli, the well-traveled and mischievous flute player.

The Ghost Glyph platter has a swirling abstract pattern that is formed by wedging several different light and dark clay bodies together.

The red glyph platter has a wide rough lip textured with rope wrapped around a dowel. It’s about 19 inches in diameter.