Finished up this “Deep Jet Ore” set and really liked how the natural tones came through on this batch.
The surface ended up with a kind of layered, mineral feel—almost like something pulled straight out of the ground.
Finished up this stoneware set and the surface ended up with this splattered look that definitely wasn’t part of the original plan…
Kind of feels like they’ve seen some things.
Finished up this “Ancient Oasis” set and really liked how the softer marbling came together on this one.
Went for something a bit more restrained—less contrast, more of a weathered, aged feel with the runic-style font tying it all together.
Each die ended up with slightly different patterning, which gives the set a bit more character depending on how the light hits it.
Finished up this “Runic Assassin’s Ghost” set and I’m honestly obsessed with how the marbling came out.
The goal was to get that smoky, almost spectral look in the clay while keeping the numbers readable with a deep red contrast.
Each die ended up with its own pattern, which makes the set feel a little more alive—especially under different lighting.
The D20 is easily my favorite from this batch.
Finally wrapped up this stonewash giant handmade ceramic set with a stone-washed finish and I can’t stop staring at them.
The goal was to get that:
Each die came out slightly different after the finishing process, which honestly makes the set feel more alive.
The oversized D20 especially just hits different when you roll it — heavy, but not harsh like metal.
Curious what you all think — do you prefer clean polished dice or more weathered finishes like this?