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Behind the Scenes
Learn more about our collaborations, projects, and the owner's pottery inventory.
Dirty Jeans Pottery
Dirty Jeans Pottery is the pottery business of the owner of The Clay Trail. Britney Gibson started her pottery business in 2021. The name came from how dirty her jeans were when she was a potter at college. Those jeans could almost stand up on their own. Back before she used towels and learned to control her water usage haha
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Her pieces are on her Dirty Jeans Pottery website and also on site in the gallery at The Clay Trail.
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Check out her website to see her inventory.
Empty Bowls
Empty Bowls is close to the owner's heart. As she participated in two years of Empty Bowls during college. Contributing bowls and helping set up for the event.
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Empty Bowls is a grassroots effort by artists and crafts people in cities and towns across the country and around the world to feed the hungry in their communities. It supports food-related charitable organizations around the world, and has raised millions of dollars to help end hunger.
Guests choose a bowl to keep as a reminder that there are always Empty Bowls in the world
The studio as a whole has helped create 100+ bowls to be a part of the Ruff'ton Roots community garden Empty Bowls event in 2023 through 2025. Looking forward to contributing in 2026!
Diamond in the Ruff
A huge shout out to my photographer and friend Gabby from
Diamond in the Ruff.
Meeting her while I was at our first studio location we instantly hit it off! I knew we were going to be best friends! I have seen her photography already grow and transform in that time frame!
She does amazing work not only in a commercial setting like my branding and candid photos during events, but I have seen her family photos and they are just beautiful!
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Book her for your family photos, event or even birth!
Carolyn Braley Art
In the art world you meet people who just fit in! Carolyn has become just that, someone who fits into the mix of our studio. She first had a summer internship helping out in the studio. Now she is taking on some classes of her own in the form of painting!
She also did an amazing job painting bees across our windows! I look forward to continue working with her and watching her grow!