Our new line of marijuana pot leaf pottery (Accessories for your smoke)

Apologizes upfront for not having our sales links/Etsy listings set up already, but I couldn't wait to share photos of the latest work to come out of the pottery kiln.

Honestly, I am the cause of the delay--I haven't made time to take a full set of photos for each item yet. 

In my opinion, this is some of the best pottery that my wife, Khari, has ever done. I am loving how these pieces pop.

All items are made with lead-free glazes and high-fired, making them food and dishwasher safe.

Each item is handmade in a six stepped process which takes eight weeks to complete.

These pieces will be listed on our Khari's Wiccan Treasures Etsy shop page. [A couple are actually up, but my migraine is kicking my ass--so I will have to add the existing links later.]

Marijuana Accessories

Large pot leaf plates


Pot leaf plate 7 inch by 4.5 inch Mint with mottled blue
[Sales listing not up yet] Pot plate with mint glaze center, mottled blue rim, and royal blue underglaze 7 inches by 4.5 inches

Pot leaf plate 7 inch by 4.5 inch Lime with gun metal green

[Sales link not up yet] Pot leaf plate with lime glaze center with gun metal green rim and green underglaze

Pot leaf plate 7 inch by 4.5 inch with iron and saturated iron glazes
[Sales link not up yet] Pot leaf plate 7 inch by 4.5 inch with Iron glaze in center and saturated iron on rim

Pot leaf plate 7 inch by 4.5 inch Lime with gun metal green
Sold! Lime green glaze in center, gun metal green glaze on rim, and ivy green underglaze. Sold!

Pot leaf plate 7 inch by 4.5 inch pansy purple and lime green glazes
Sold! Pot leaf plate with Pansy purple rim, lime glaze center, and dark olive green underglaze. Sold!

Square pot plate

Not the best picture--must retake photo
[Sales listing not up yet]  Square 3.5 inch marijuana leaf pot plate with crazed cooper center, cobalt blue rim, and dark navy blue underglaze

Hexagonal pot leaf plates


Crazed cooper with cobalt blue hexagonal pot leaf plate
[Sales link not ready yet] Hexagonal 5 inch wide plate with crazed cooper center, cobalt blue rim, and dark navy blue underglaze

Lime and chrome green hexagonal pot leaf plate
[Sales link not up yet] Hexagonal 5 inch wide plate with lime green center and chrome green rim

Small rectangular pot leaf decorated plates

Mint green and mottled blue rectangular pot leaf plate
[Sales link not up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf plate with mint green glaze in the center, and mottled blue rim

Lime green and gun metal green pot leaf plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf plate with lime green in center, and a gun metal green rim

Lime and chrome green pot leaf plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf plate with lime green in the center, and chrome green rim

Iron and saturated iron pot leaf plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf plate with iron glazed center, and saturated iron glazed rim

Olive speckle and seaweed glazed pot leaf plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf tray with olive speckle glazed center, and seaweed glazed rim

Lavender and pansy purple glazed pot leaf tray
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf themed tray with lavender center, pansy purple rim, and pueblo purple underglaze

Mint green and mottled blue pot leaf plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf themed tray with mint green center, mottled blue rim, and royal blue-green underglaze

Crazed cooper and cobalt blue pot leaf plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf themed plate with crazed cooper center, cobalt blue rim, and dark navy blue underglaze

Lavender and pansy purple glazed pot plate
[Sales link not set up yet] Rectangular 4.5 by 3 inch pot leaf themed plate with lavender center, and pansy purple glazed rim

Pot leaf themed joint holder plates


Pot leaf themed joint holders
We also have a range of pot leaf decorated joint holder plates in assorted colors.

Currently in the process of production


Unfinished pot leaf corked jar

Unfinished pot leaf corked jar

Unfinished pot leaf jar
Okay, it is not a pot leaf, but I am eager to see how it turns out.

Thank you for your support.

Come visit our Etsy shop--Khari's Wiccan Treasures.

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