Edith Heath: Philosophies serves as the definitive resource on Edith Kiertzner Heath (1911–2005) and the history of Heath Ceramics. Co-published by Information Office and the Environmental Design Archives at UC Berkeley, this monograph emphasizes the philosophical influences of one of the most significant creative forces in post-WWII America. The book departs from traditional corporate narratives to situate Heath as a vital figure in ceramic design history, exploring themes of the environment, feminism, and political collaboration. It features a dynamic historical timeline, a history of glazes, and thirteen chapters by historians and designers who utilized the extensive Heath archives. With over 340 rarely seen photographs, it offers a haptic reading experience that reflects the tactile nature of its subject.