Allan Ditton
Allan Ditton Pottery
About: All of our work is wheel thrown, high fired, stoneware. The patterns are made using a white slip applied to the piece while wet. The patterns are made to look like waves. Our color scheme is done to resemble the ocean edge, with the water breaking on the sandy beach. The terra cotta on the top
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Amanda Eedle
Lavender Lemon Pottery by Amanda Eedle
About: I am an artist and educator who creates functional wheel-thrown objects and also hand-built pieces. My artwork is inspired by nature and shows references to my time living in California. My stoneware pottery aesthetic is often described as rustic and my porcelain work following coastal color tones.
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Barb Mcavoy
BS Pottery – Barbara Shaughnessy- McAvoy
About: I make functional stoneware pottery. Each piece is thrown on the potters wheel. All my pieces are glazed by hand in bright food safe high fire glazes.
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Barbara Nelson
Studio Bee Pottery handcrafted in Vermont
About: The construction of my work is both wheel thrown and hand built. I work in mid-fire stoneware making each piece by hand and one of kind. Additionally I make ceramic tiles and frame each one, primarily in hand crafted frames.
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Darcie Rosinski
Darcie Rosinski – potsbydjr
About: Functional pottery that is wheel thrown porcelain clay and then hand painted and carved using a technique called sgraffito.
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Deborah Benedetto
Deborah A Benedetto
About: I believe in creating art that is functional and can be used daily in the home. I fire in four traditions: cone 5 oxidation, raku, wood fired, and crystalline glazing.
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Diane Sullivan
Diane Sullivan Designs
About: Fine handcrafted pottery for home and garden, both wheel thrown and hand built. Hand painted repeat pattern designs, digitally printed, hand sewn home decor products – napkins, tea towels, table runners, etc.
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Earl Jacobson
Earl Jacobson, Potter
About: Functional stoneware pottery. Fired at cone 6.
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Emily Rutkowski
EmilyRose
About: Handthrown pottery with carved surfaces. Floral and nature designs. All functional wares. Using oxide stains and celadon glazes to finish the surface
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Jill Carpenter
Carp Creative Collection
About: My work is wheel thrown or hand built exclusively by me. All of my pieces are either carved, left bare, or treated with a wax resist to build a design with the glaze they are covered in. My work is functional in nature and fired to cone 5.5. All of my pieces are food and dishwasher safe!
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Kandace Lockwood
Lockwood Ceramics
About: I make wheel-thrown pottery with dark-brown stoneware. The decoration is achieved by applying a resist before I glaze. This creates botanical patterns with unglazed clay.
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Mark Kuzio
The Patio Flame – Mark Kuzio
About: My handmade Patio Flames, a very unique and new concept, are a combination wheel work and mold work. Each is individually textured and glazed, giving each a unique look. Fired to 1900 degrees, these pots are durable. Each Patio Flame comes with a can of ‘Gel Fuel’ and a metal stand.
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Mark Poole
Orchard View Pottery
About: These one-of-a-kind raku pieces are made on the potter’s wheel, then fired in an outdoor kiln.
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Nancy Braches
Hilltop Potter
About: High quality finely finished decorative and functional stoneware pottery
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Roxanne Parent
Roxie’s Studio
About: I work in both slip casting ceramic using my own molds and in slabs of clay. I make several designs of hand painted serving ware using underglazes to paint the pattern on green ware then they are bisque fired, a clear glaze is applied and fired to a beautiful gloss finish.
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Rusty Miller
Rusty Miller Stoneware
About: stoneware clay, thrown on a potter’s wheel, or handbuilt over self-made molds, fired to 2350*F in a gas kiln I built myself.
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Scott Walker
SH Pottery
About: My work is wheel thrown pottery with an emphasis on discovery. Discovery of how the clay is going to combine or react. Whether through pit fire or marbling, the natural reaction of the clay is the art.
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Stephanie Maher
SMM Ceramics- Stephanie Maher
About: Utilitarian pottery is a primary focus whereas sculpture & hand-building allow me to breakaway for further inspiration and exploration of conceptual ideas. Ornamentation is derived through nature, fabric, personal decor, and the use of various tools to alter the final turnout.
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Su Shannon
Su Chi Pottery
About: Dinner and serving ware is made from a porcelain/stoneware blend of clay on the potters wheel. It’s hand painted and fired in an electric kiln to 2232F. Dishwasher and microwave safe.
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Zoey Murphy Houser
ZoZoStudioCo
About: Using various techniques such as Sgraffito, Mishima, Painting, Glazing, & Texturing, I render images & designs on my pottery. My Patchwork Animal sculptures are of endangered animals created to look as if they are made of, or swaddled in, fabric. However, they are are made entirely of clay.
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