Clay Artists

Laura Vik

Functional pottery using both wheel thrown and hand building techniques. They are then decorated with a variety of earth tone glazes.

Scott & Vicki Supraner

Vicki and Scott Supraner's work is distinguished by intricate hand painted designs, original carvings and embossments, and a rich palette of studio mixed glazes.

Jim Reinert

I make my pottery at my farm studio in rural Michigan. Each piece is hand made and if functional is dishwasher and microwave safe.

Nancy Ross

I've been a potter since 1973 when I took a community pottery course and said, "This is what I want to do." I guess I was right, as I'm still at it 47 years later. I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Charlottesville, VA and am inspired by the vistas I see and the natural world I encounter daily. My work has grown in three directions. The newest work explores forms that start on the potter's wheel and then are altered in organic ways to become almost floral in form. This body of work is called Nancy O's, referencing the influence of my emotional response to the flower paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe. Even after many years working on this series, it still stirs my creative juices.The bottles, vases, and baskets done with horse hair raku method are an outgrowth of my work teaching at Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, VA. I have been teaching there since 2001, sharing my love of clay with many talented students. I also teach many motivated adults at City Clay Charlottesville. I continue to make functional, wheel thrown vessels including platters, bowls, bakers, mugs, canister sets and teapots that enhance daily life. One joy I have is making pottery for the grown children of many past clients.

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Beth Wiseman

Beth Wiseman creates whimsical and functional pottery for everyday use and smiles.

Moondog Treehouse Pottery

Helen Weichman

Functional and sculptural stoneware
pottery and animal sculptures.
Commissions accepted.

Groundhog Blues Pottery

Victor and Megan Huston-Field

Ataraxia Designs

Working together as a team for over 12 years, Victor Field and Megan Huston have combined their two art forms to create Ataraxia Designs. Victor attended San Diego State University in San Diego, CA majoring in Philosophy, History and Literature. Megan attended Goucher College in Towson, MD majoring in Studio Arts and Secondary Education. Their artwork which has been derived from life experiences combines two art forms, Victor’s poetry and Megan’s illustrations. Part of their goal is to create artwork that is simple, elegant, and something many can identify with throughout the
different stages of life. The two of them love to travel, enjoy the outdoors, mountains, trees, friendships, stories and laughter. They hope their handmade artwork is appreciated by others, far and wide. Each piece is handmade in Bedford, located in the mountains of Western PA.

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Alessandro Cagiati

Shapes are wheel thrown, footed, and hand detailed. All pieces are easy to handle and created as functional pottery.

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Rebecca Garrity

I make functional pottery for everyday use. My line includes serving bowls, platters, pitchers, teapots, vases, lamps and much more.

Becky Garrity Pottery

Robin Gilpin

Robin Gilpin Ceramic Design

I strive to create whimsical pieces that I throw on my kick wheel but spend several hours sculpting and carving till the mechanically perfect pot transforms and comes alive. I have started to incorporate found object into my whimsical monster series. My daughter and I scour flea markets and salvage yards looking for the perfect rusty wheel, springs, lugs, keys, tiny oil cans, nuts and bolts! My monster mugs, bowls, and jars—each one—somehow, take on a special personality of their own. Some creepy, some cute, they seem appeal to a wide variety of people. My work is constantly evolving. I love change and variety. Some things will remain the same, however, like the driving force of inspiration found in nature, and the amusing pursuit of creepy cute. Success to me is loving what I do and sharing that passion through functional pieces of art that make people happy and connect family and friends.

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Rachel Smith

Elegant wheel thrown and handbuilt stoneware.

Rachel Smith Pottery

Jason Bove

Unique hand made functional and decorative ceramics.

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Maggie Stultz

Maggie's Pottery

I have been drawing and painting since I was very young and love the idea of making a canvas from clay that not only can become a piece of art but also a functional piece of pottery. I love the colors and beauty of fruit and veggies and all of nature and putting that down on clay is a great delight. Each piece is unique and one of a kind even though I do repeat themes. They are safe to use in the oven and microwave, and for serving on or eating from.