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Kyle Carpenter

I studied at Warren Wilson College and have been working in the field as a potter for the past 8 years.   My Asheville pottery is inspired by a dual love of gardening and nature and my functional dinnerware work carries on the nature palette. Tiny mushroom and lichen as well as highly textured...
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Sally Douglas

"I work in stoneware and porcelain, using slab, wheel and pinch methods to convey my ideas. I use images of the natural world—animal and plant images, textures and patterns".  

Ann Feldmeir

I hand build functional art pottery using an earthenware clay I make, creating usable food-safe pots more durable than traditional earthenware from Italy or Mexico. I hand build each piece, pinching coils and rolling out slabs.  I can drape over shapes, slice then reassemble, pinching, paddling and...
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Julie Gootman

"Life is a journey; we all evolve into what we are at the present based on the experiences of our past. I have been studying pottery and creating clay sculptures for over 20 years.  I have found that all my life experiences have influenced how I create my art. My life journey started in the Medical...

Michael Gregory

Mike and Molly Gregory began Creative Trivets Too! in the summer of 2015. Following in his parents crafting footsteps, they partnered their business model initially with the same Trivet and Cutting Board shapes which had a proven success. On the first weekend in October, 2015, Mike and Molly...
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Becca Irvin

"I was born and raised in west Tennessee. I have always been interested in the arts so that led me to pursue a degree in art at East Tennessee State University. I was drawn to this University because of the art department’s amazing facilities and the beauty of the Appalachian mountain range within...

Peter Jones

"I've been a potter in Maine since 1973, operating as Mountain Street Pottery since 1984. I work in stoneware and porcelain clays, firing them to 2300 F in a gas-fired kiln of my own design. I mix my own stoneware clay using a formula I developed over the years which has excellent workability and...

Paul Latos

Sheila Litke Litke

Sheila Litke lives on a large bison ranch in Western Nebraska. The pots are made on the wheel, by hand and in some cases with a mold. 
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Thoraine & Machon Loyd/ Kennedy

"Wheel thrown and hand built pottery on porcelain and white stoneware with original crystalline glazes by a mother daughter pair of artists. We currently sell only at Art and Craft shows in the Tampa Bay area and New England- we do not have a store or regular business hours."  

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