The studio

Junto Studio

Junto is a ceramic studio making wheel-thrown wind bells, rain chains, and one-of-a-kind objects for the home. Every piece is made by hand, fired once, and never repeated.

The name means “together” — and that’s exactly how this started. Chase and Wil are brothers who found themselves at a crossroads at the same time, and turned toward each other. Junto was born from that — a way to build something meaningful.

The southwestern wind bell tradition — carried for decades by studios like Cosanti in Arizona — is the thread that connects the work. Wheel-thrown where others cast, fired once, never repeated.

Inside the Junto studio
Chase and Wil in the studio

The makers

Chase & Wil

Chase is a curator, creative director, and artist. He shapes the vision, the brand, and the objects that come out of the studio. Wil is the ceramicist. He’s been working with clay his whole life — wheel-throwing, high-fire stoneware, the whole tradition. Junto gave that somewhere to go.

How it’s made

Made at the wheel,
finished by fire

Each piece is thrown by hand, then built to live outside. We don’t force the work. We follow the form, letting each piece become what it wants to be instead of what we set out to make. That’s why no two are ever the same.

Hands at the wheel

Handmade in Michigan,
built with brotherly love.

Every object is one of a kind and available now.

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