Skutt

The development of ceramic kilns took a major step forward in the 1950s when a new type of lightweight and user-friendly hobby kiln made ceramics more accessible for homes, schools, and small studios. This innovation changed how and where ceramic art could be created.

Since then, technology has continued to evolve alongside new clay bodies, glazes, and increasing demands for firing precision. With a focus on reliability, precise temperature control, and modern kiln management, Skutt has established itself as a leading manufacturer of ceramic kilns for both hobbyists and professional ceramicists. Each kiln is built with the understanding that every firing – regardless of skill level – carries artistic value.