Welcome to our Directory of Potters
As our mission focuses on North Carolina pottery, only North Carolina potters and ceramic artists who have chosen to submit a listing are listed in our directory. We hope this directory helps you along the way on your North Carolina pottery adventure!
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A - Mountains (32)
B - Piedmont (54)
C - Coastal Plain (7)
In-home studio. Ceramic pottery designed functional as well as creative. Wheel-thrown and slab-built. Variety of work, mugs, bowls, and plates as well as phone holders and sculpture. Jug heads and planters.
I make wood-fired functional pottery for home use as well as sculptural and figurative candleholders.
I make and woodfire functional and sculptural ceramics in Walnut, NC. My work is a study of thousands of years of historical form with a contemporary take on surface.
Turning Mud Into Gemstones since 1999, hand made pottery cabochons layering Jugtown's glazes. The stones are set in sterling silver, accented with 14K gf, semiprecious stones, and bronze. One of a kind designs in a full line of jewelry.
Mud Duck Pottery makes functional and decorative high fired stoneware with ash glazes. A full line of lamps is available, and we will make custom lamps on request. We also have horse hair pottery in traditional and decorative shapes.
Hand carved salt-fired porcelain.
Handmade in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Specializing in one-of-a-kind decorative vases and lamps. The glazing process is painterly, detailed, delicate, and time consuming. The work is done one piece at a time and multi-fired.
High-fired porcelain functional ware with traditional Chinese and Japanese glazes.
Steve Abee is dedicated to the traditional 19th-century methods of pottery making, such as digging local clays, using traditional wood-ash glazes, and burning his wares in a wood-fired, groundhog kiln.
A full line of stoneware pottery for the home including dinnerware, serving pieces, bathroom sinks, and handmade ornaments.
