More Than Pottery

There is something sacred about slowing down.

Whether it's gathering around the table with family, enjoying a quiet cup of coffee before the day begins, or lighting a candle as the evening winds down, I believe the objects we welcome into our homes can gently invite us to pause, breathe, and remember what matters most.

That is the heart behind Three Pottery.

My journey into pottery began in Brandon, Mississippi, alongside my daughter, Aubrey. She has always loved creating, whether with clay, slime, paint, or anything she could shape with her imagination. We decided to take pottery classes together, and what began as a father-daughter adventure quickly became something we both loved. After receiving pottery wheels and a kiln for Christmas, our home became a place of learning, experimenting, and creating side by side. We celebrated successful firings, learned from cracked pots, and discovered that some of our best memories were made simply working together.

We still create together today. While the pottery you see here is my work, Aubrey continues to inspire me every day with her creativity. Whether we're throwing clay, designing something in CAD, or building it on a 3D printer, creating has become one of the ways we spend time together, and that's a gift I never want to take for granted.

The name Three Pottery carries a story that has followed me my entire life.

My name is Trey, and as the third in my family, I grew up with the nickname Three. Over the years, that name came to represent something much deeper. Throughout Scripture, the number three points us back to God's faithfulness, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; Christ's resurrection on the third day; and the hope, redemption, and new life we have through Him.

As a follower of Jesus, my faith shapes not only who I am, but why I create.

The peace Christ has given me has transformed my life, and my hope is that every piece leaving this studio reflects a small glimpse of that peace. Not because pottery can change a life, but because even ordinary moments can become reminders of God's presence.

Today, every mug, bowl, vase, candle, and serving piece is thoughtfully handcrafted in small batches. My work is inspired by quiet lakes, weathered coastlines, and the simple beauty found in God's creation. The forms are intentionally understated, the glazes soft and organic, and the fragrances calming, designed to evoke the feeling of a peaceful morning by the water, an evening spent with family, or the quiet comfort of a place that feels like home.

I don't simply want to make pottery.

I want to create pieces that become part of your everyday rhythms, the mug you reach for each morning, the bowl passed around the dinner table, the candle you light as the day comes to an end. My hope is that these small moments help make room for gratitude, meaningful conversations, and the quiet reminder that God is always near.

Because I believe some of life's most meaningful moments don't happen on vacations or special occasions.

They happen around:

  • kitchen tables

  • on front porches

  • over morning coffee

  • during shared meals

  • in homes where family and friends are welcomed with open hearts

If something I make becomes part of those moments, then I consider it a blessing.

Our prayer is that every piece we create becomes part of the moments that matter most, and everyday reminders of God's goodness. May your home be filled with peace, your table with gratitude, and your heart with the hope found in Christ.

Welcome to Three Pottery.