Tori Banton
Pottery Chick
Hand thrown, hand decorated pottery.
Fun colors, functional pieces. |
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Alessandro CagiatiVicious Circle StudiosAll pieces are easy to handle and created as functional pottery. Many serving dishes are created so that they nest inside each other to save space when not in use.
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Kyle Carpenter
Green Thumb Pottery
Planters and waterfalls that look like logs from the woods.
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Debi DayhoffDeb Dayhoff DesignAs an artist, I see texture everywhere. My work focuses on actual texture carefully applied to functional works of pottery. Each piece is one of a kind
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Tony Farrar
TFaraPotteryFunctional mid range stoneware pottery with emphasis on reduction glazing and firing techniques, with hints of slip trailing and textured relief applications.
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Rebecca Garrity
Garrity Pottery
My new work includes pottery for the home: useful everyday stoneware such as bowls, mugs, vases, and pitchers, as well as lamps to bring light into your life!
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Shari Jacobs
The Muddy Rabbit Pottery
Shari creates wheel-thrown porcelain and stoneware vessels meant to enhance your everyday experiences.
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Ben May
Ben May Clay
Wheel thrown and hand built pottery
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Tony Mitchell &
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Nancy Ross
Nancy Ross Pottery
Wheelthrown, then altered pottery, both functional and sculptural, using both stoneware and porcelain clay and glazes
I have developed. |
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Jessie Rublee
Jessie Rublee CeramicsContemporary, stoneware pottery, thoughtfully designed
for the table and home. |
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Scott & Vicki SupranerHawksbill Pottery
Vicki and Scott make stoneware pottery and ceramic wall reliefs. Their work is distinguished by intricate hand-painted designs, original carvings and embossments and a rick palette of studio mixed glazes.
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Laura Vik
Laura Vik Pottery
Functional pottery using both wheel thrown and hand building techniques. They are then decorated with a variety
of earth tone glazes. |
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Beth Wiseman
Beth Wiseman Pottery
One of a kind, whimsical and functional pottery pieces
for everyday use. |
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