I make functional pottery utilizing a variety of decorative techniques. I enjoy making work that feels good in the hand and brings both beauty and utility to everyday life. Recently I have enjoyed geometric patterns and working with texture.

Marcella creates functional ceramics including mugs, bowls, and vases with finishes varying from bright colors to exposed clay. / Functional and colorful ceramic mugs and bowls. / Kate specializes in functional and colorful ceramic mugs and bowls.

Woodfired Functional Ceramic Art / Maggie naturally dyes and Eco prints yarn, then knits the wool/wool blend into wearable art for your feet. / Tanay creates handmade copper wired up-cycled jewelry using recycled glass beads, inner tubes, insects & ceramic pendants.

Functional pottery (mostly)! Mugs, bowls, vases and other handmade items from stoneware.

A one-woman vegan fiber and ceramic arts studio specializing in handmade delights for pets and people. From quirky crocheted catnip toys and kitty cat cowboy hats to cozy upcycled quilted sweatshirts and scrappy dog bandanas, every piece is crafted with love and care.

Rachel’s ceramic practice includes both wheel-thrown pieces, and hand-built vessels made with clay slabs or coils – and sometimes a combination of the two. Created with simple forms and clean lines, my work is minimalist and elegant. / Marina is a soft pastel artist, also using hard pastels and pastel pencil, and almost exclusively creating animal portraits.

When creating my functional pottery I take inspiration from everyday objects. I craft each piece by hand using different textures and rich fluid colors to create elevated, useful pieces. My pots are thoughtfully considered for their intended uses. / Rebecca is a watercolor artist and published author of children’s books. She will be offering her original paintings, giclée prints, and greeting cards of whimsical animals. / Teresa raises Nigerian Dwarf and Boer goats. She also handcrafts goats milk soap in small batches.

Two wonderful artists! One who creates functional ceramics inspired by nature. / One who creates wheel thrown or hand built, mostly functional items that are colorful and unique.

Brian Kluge works with clay to create both sculptural abstractions and functional pottery. His work is inspired by childhood toys and daydreams while also drawing upon the visual language of tools and implements. / More ceramic sculptural and functional works with guest Meghan Sullivan!