Our Story
Campfire Pottery is a collaboration by the Camps, a husband and wife ceramic design team centered around creating a collection of ceramic heirlooms designed to inspire the art of entertaining in the home.
Kristen and Joe’s ethos is to create contemporary ceramic designs that bring people together, inside and outdoors. Campfire is not only their name, but a visual representation of their roots and brand identity. A campfire is the oldest act of human-gathering. It also symbolizes the outdoor environment where their Raku (Japanese-style ceramic process) is executed.
Their goal is to share their love of traveling, cooking, and entertaining through their collection of high-end, handmade ceramics.
The Campfire Pottery production studio is nestled in the Dana Warp Mill, where their team of 6 makes all of the pottery by hand. They are amongst a community of creatives who are revitalizing the small city of Westbrook through business development and economic growth. Much like the river that flows aside the building, there is a continual stream of creative energy moving through their studio.
