The editorial desk sits inside a working studio, not a reception lobby. If you are dropping off printed samples, a portfolio, or a written pitch, come during weekday mornings when someone is actually at the bench. Afternoons are usually reserved for shooting and kiln days, so the door may be locked even when the lights are on.
Street parking along Ntombela Heights fills up fast after nine. The side entrance near the loading bay is the one to use, and it stays open until the last firing of the day.
2845 Ntombela Heights
Masangoview, NC 8007
Turn off the main road at the second robot, then take the gravel lane behind the timber yard. The building is the low brick one with the roller door.
Studio visits are by arrangement, since the space doubles as a working print and clay area. Send a short note first with what you want to see or discuss, and we will confirm a slot that does not clash with a firing or a shoot day.
Studio visits, story pitches and archive requests all land in the same inbox. If you are writing about a workshop, a firing schedule or a print run, say so in the subject line and we will route it to the right editor.
2845 Ntombela Heights
Masangoview, NC 8007
We work from a shared studio, so drop a note before travelling. Deliveries of sample boards, clay bodies and fabric swatches are welcome on weekdays.
Phone is best for short questions about submissions. Longer pitches and image files belong in email.
Studio visits are booked on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Firing days and print runs sometimes shift the schedule, so confirm first.
We read everything, but replies take a few working days. If a story fits an issue already in progress, we will say so.
Feedback shapes what we commission next. If a profile missed the part you cared about, if a tool list was thin, or if a studio in your area deserves a visit, this is the place to say it. We read everything that arrives through this form.
We reply within three working days. If your note is about a specific issue, mention the issue number and the page so we can pull the right file. For studio visits, tell us roughly where you are and what you make.