Are you looking for a unique culinary experience? Join us for two cooking with the Clay Coyote events in June. Bring your spouse, parent, or friend along for a night of food and pottery on a gorgeous setting just one hour West of the Twin Cities.
Final Four Comes to Minnesota
The stage is set, the bands are playing. In honor of the Final Four coming to Minnesota, we're introducing a new Clay Coyote product: Clay Basketballs! There are clay courts in tennis. Clay pigeons in target shooting. Clay in the soil in the hallowed
2019 Ice Out Challenge
Behind the Clay Coyote sits beautiful (currently frozen) Todd Lake. Each year, we track when the lake opens up and all the ice disappears. This year we want to invite you to get in on the guessing game ... you could win $25 gift card. Details: --
Happy National Chili Day!
Happy National Chili Day! In honor of this timely holiday we made a big batch of homemade chili in our handmade flameware Dutch Oven. Three kinds of organic beans (pinto, kidney, black), crushed tomatoes, green chilies, fresh bell pepper, and tons of
A Need for Speed: Unloading the Gas Kiln in a Flash!
Check out this video of our most recent kiln unloading. It was all hands on deck and we did it lickety-split! Check out all that beautiful pottery! New Flameware, new bread bakers, new square bakers, and so much more!
Whooops … Now what?!?!
Ever have one of those days? You know where you're going through the motions. You're doing your thing. And then your auto-pilot takes you on a little detour? I have ... Our No-Knead Bread Baker is one of our most popular pots. The lid has the perfect
Meet Phil!
Meet our newest team member, Phil Mueller! Phil currently resides in Delano and is originally from Excelsior, MN. He attended Minnetonka High School, where he took ceramics classes and developed his passion for pottery. He also creates oil paintings of
Make Ornaments with Friends this Holiday Season & Donate to a Worthy Cause
It was back in the summer of 2016, we were remodeling the Studio after Ian and I took over the family business. We were going through twenty-three years of clay dust and memories when we found a box of unfinished ornaments made by my godmother, Donna Pony
Wanted: Potters
