Lisa Knebel makes wheel-thrown white stoneware functional ceramics fired in a high-fired in a reduction kiln. Occasionally she carves or stamps a piece to add a design or texture.
Knebel finds inspiration in nature including the designs and colors of seashells. Most of her works have a spiral pattern. Sometimes she creates the spiral in the wet clay as it spins on the potter?s wheel. Other times she creates it with glazes and wax resist.
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Last updated: April 22, 2026
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