Ceramic Artists
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Lori Yablunosky is a ceramic artist in Durham, North Carolina. I really enjoy the form of these beautiful blue mugs. Give the gift of handmade this year with something from one of her Etsy shops:
SoulFirePotteryShed
And you can follow her on Instagram: instagram.com/soulfirejewelry
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Amy Droste is a ceramic artist in Grand Blanc, Michigan. I love her handles and how she attaches them to the rim and I really enjoy her surface decorations. I hope you visit her Etsy shop here:
DrostePottery
And you can follow her shop on Facebook: DrostePottery
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Kristin De Vries is a ceramic artist in Rochester Hills, Michigan. I love reptiles and amphibians so this cool Gecko really caught my eye! Which one will be your favorite?
Here is a link to her Etsy shop: northfirestudio
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Eugenijus Tamosiunas is a ceramicist in Los Angeles, California. I love how he has altered a piece he threw on the wheel into a wall sconce or hanging vessel. I hope you visit his Etsy shop to see more:
Eugene53
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Bruce Fraser is a ceramic artist in Sedona, Arizona. I enjoy the surface texture decorations he adds to his wind chimes. You can find his Etsy shop here: EarthWindStoneware And you can find his website here: earthwindstoneware.com/ Plus, you can follow him on Instagram here: earthwindstoneware
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Heather Conners is a ceramic artist in Chesterton, Indiana. I feed the birds every day here out in the country and I really enjoy her version of a bird feeder! You can see more of her work by visiting her Amazon Handmade shop here: purpleheatherpottery
Or her Etsy shop here: PurpleHeatherPottery
And you can follow her on Instagram: instagram.com/purple_heather_pottery/
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Jason and Sarah Wolff are ceramic artists in Blacklist, Ohio. Throwing a vessel large enough to bake bread in takes experience and talent. I especially like the handles on this piece.
I hope you will use this link to visit their Etsy shop: JasonWolffPottery Or use this link to their website: jasonwolffpottery.shop
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Sue Capillo is creating with ceramic clay in Evanston, Illinois. I really enjoy how she has used real plants to make surface impressions on her beautiful pieces. I hope you take while to visit her Etsy shop via this link to pick something out: Botanic2Ceramic
And you can follow her shop in Facebook via this link: Botanic2Ceramic
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Karen Duddy is creating with ceramic clay in San Diego, California. I particularly like her wall pockets or wall sconces and the surface texture she gave this one. Check out her Etsy shop by using this link: kduddy
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Susan Altenau is creating ceramics in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her pet portraits in clay are wonderful! I fell for the cat because I love lidded vessels, but you should see the Pug dog I pinned to the ArtisansOfAmerica Pinterest board! I hope you use this link to her Etsy shop to see more: SusanAltenauPottery
And take a moment to follow her on Facebook: facebook.com/susanaltenaupottery/
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Pamela Fleming is creating with porcelain in Orlando, Florida. She has created a wonderful array of creatures for you to decorate with and I hope you use this link to her Etsy shop to pick something out:
TheMagicSleigh Or this link to her website: themagicsleigh.com/
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Mia is a ceramic artist in Seattle, Washington. It takes a lot of skill to throw clay and even more to make a nice lidded vessel. I really enjoy her surface decoration techniques on this one. I hope you use this link to her Etsy store to pick something out: MiasCeramics
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Edward Mills is a ceramic artist in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I really enjoy these these two little salt and pepper birds and I hope you use this link to his Etsy store to find something you like for yourself: ecorock
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Ryan McCullen is a cermic artist in San Francisco, California. This set of salt and pepper shakers is delightful! Pick out a character for your home by using this link to his store: McCullenCeramics
Or this link to his website: ryanmccullen.com
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Nancy Kuester is a ceramic artist in Boulder, Colorado. Her pieces are delightful! Please use this link to go check out her store: nankclay
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Laurie Scheller is working with clay in Orlando, Florida. This wall pocket or wall sconce really caught my attention. I hope you use this link to her store to see her other pieces: schellercreations
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Kenneth is a ceramic artist in Pomona, California. I was looking for wall pockets or wall sconces and really liked what I found! I hope you find something you like by using this link to his store:
KensGardenPottery
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Julie Galbraith is a cermic artist in Lower Lake, California. There is nothing like a handmade mug to drink your coffee or tea from! I hope you use this link to visit her store: WildCrowFarmPottery
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Whitney Smith is a ceramicist in Oakland, California. I enjoy everything about this bowl. Especially the design of the flower and it’s position on the bowl. You can see much more of her work by using this link to her store: whitneysmith Or this link to her website: whitneysmithpottery.com
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Valerie Seaburg is a ceramic artist in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She describes herself as an ocean child destined for mountain life. I really enjoy the piece shown here, but to see much more you can either visit her via this link: Valerie-Seaberg-Studios to Artful Home. Or this link to her website to learn even more about her: valerieseaberg.com
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Julia E. Dean is a ceramic artist in Ithaca, New York. I really enjoy her use of organic materials to create surface decoration on her pieces. To read more about her and pick something out for yourself, please use this link to her store: juliaedeanOr this link to her website: juliaedean.com
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Dottie Dracos is an artist using multiple mediums in Ellensburg, Washington. Her dogs are delightful! And this is the Chinese Year Of The Dog! Check out her other pieces by using this link: DottieDracos
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Kathleen LeSueur is a ceramic artist in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I really enjoy the way she chose to glaze this lidded vessel! Pick something out for yourself or a loved one by using this link to her store: KathleenLeSueur
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Libet Henze is a ceramic artist in Edinburg, Virginia. Fish are one of my favorite themes and this little school is ready to decorate your home. You can see more by using this link to her store: FarRidgeCeramics
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Barry Crutchfield is a ceramic artist in Cashmere, Washington. I really admire his ability to throw beautiful pieces like this covered casserole. Pick out something for your home by using this link to his store: crutchfieldpottery
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Dawn Dishaw is a ceramic artist in Mechanicville, New York. She has a wonderful surface decoration technique which I really enjoy. I hope you use this link to her store to see more: dawndishawceramics
Or this link to her website: dawndishaw.com
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Emily Kiewel is a ceramic artist in Charles City, Iowa. Isn’t this lidded vessel beautiful? I hope you use this link to her store to see more: Tombopottery Or this link to her website: tombo-studio.com
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Catherine Pedrick is learning ceramics in Santa Cruz County, California. I first took ceramics in college in my teens and was finally able to return to take three years of college level classes about five years ago. Then I did a year of volunteering for the ceramics department while I worked in the ceramic studio of a well known artist.
I do not yet have kiln set up of my own or a space to work in. But if all goes well, I will be able to become a member of a ceramic studio in Santa Cruz in 2018 and continue to practice what I have learned. I really enjoy throwing and then altering and carving the forms.
I hope you will use this link to my store to see more: CatDancingArtStudio
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Sheila Sullivan-Corbitt is a ceramic artist in Andover, Massachusetts. I really enjoy the glaze she selected for this set of plates and I hope you use this link to her store to select something you like: AndoverPottery Or this link to her website: andoverpottery.com
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Amrita Lash is a ceramic artists in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Aren’t these blue ceramic spoons delicious? Give the gift of handmade art this year and visit her store by using this link: AmritaLashPottery
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Allison Zimmer Guiliotis is a ceramic artist in Los Angeles, California. I love the name of her studio! I hope you use this link to her store to see more: goplayclay
Or this link to her website: goplayclay.com
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Natalya Seva is a ceramicist in Los Angeles, California. This teapot really captured my attention. And if you check out Artisans Of America on Pinterest, you will see the other piece I liked the most. Pick out your favorite by using this link to her store: SevaCeramics
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Tania Rustage is a ceramic artist in Lonetree, Colorado. I love the imagination she puts into her pieces! I hope you use this link to her website to read about her and see more: GICeramics
Or this link to her Amazon Handmade store: Amazon GiCeramics
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Romy and Clare are two ceramic artists in Jasper, Indiana. Their work has a delightful quality to it I hope you enjoy as much as I do. I had to choose the pear plates, because I adore pears! You can see more by either using this link to their Etsy store: romyandclare
Or by using this link to their website: romyandclare.com
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Hannie Goldgewicht is a ceramicist in Los Angeles, California who creates with a “love of texture, design, and nature.” I particularly enjoy her incorporation of the ancient art of pine needle weaving. You can see much more by using this link to her website: Hannie Goldgewicht
And you can find her on this wonderful site, Artfulhome: artfulhome.com/artist/Hannie-Goldgewicht
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Thomas Harris is a ceramicist in Bloomington, Indiana. I not only enjoy his cut and fold techniques, I also really like his choice of surface decoration and color schemes. You can see so many more of his pieces by either using this link to his website: ClayOH Ceramics
Or by visiting him at ArtfulHome with this link: artfulhome.com/artist/Thomas-Harris
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Kate Bertin is creating ceramic characters for you in Colstrip, Montana. I love the name of her shop and I really enjoy this rocking horse! I hope you check out her other pieces by using this link to her store: MudPiePotteryShop
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Meredith Chernick is a ceramicist in Indianola, Washington. This is a lovely little berry bowl! Read about her and see more of her works by either using this link to her Etsy store: FernStreetPottery
Or this link to her website: fernstreetpottery.net
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Sharon Hutson is a ceramic artist in New Orleans, Louisiana. This beautiful yarn bowl will keep your yarn from rolling all over the place while you knit or crochet! I hope you use this link to her Etsy store to learn more about her and get something for your home or garden: HurricanePottery
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Emily Adams and Dana Paredes are working with clay and silver in Tucson, Arizona. I have chosen a ceramic piece to show you, but I hope you use this link to see more: firenfluxhandmade
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Naomi and Todd Johnson are ceramicists in Asheville, North Carolina. You can see the difference in their styles and learn more about them by using this link to their store: HerronAvenueStudios
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Charles and Rowan Hughes are throwing clay in Tionesta, Pennsylvia. What I like about the form of this cup, besides the luscious colors, is how wide it is. Perfect for doubling and a soup mug! You can find out more about them by using this link to their store: hughespottery
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Rehndell Masi is a ceramicist in Long Island, New York. Yarn bowls like this enable one to work with more than one color at a time with ease! To see more beautiful pieces like this and learn more about this artist, just use this link to her store: RehnWorks
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Barbara is a ceramicist in Rocklin, California. These plant markers for your garden are going to last more than a life time. And she has much more for you to see by using this link to her store: FiredintheFoothills
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Laura Souder is a ceramicist in Manifee, California. Raku creates some awesome colors! Learn more about her and see more of her pieces by visiting her store: LauraSouderStudio
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Kazem Arshi is a ceramicist in Anaheim Hills, California. He has some beautiful glaze combinations on the forms he designs. To learn more about him and his process, use this link to his Etsy store:
ocpottery
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Lisa Eldredge is a ceramicist in Ashland, Oregon. As a coffee and tea drinker myself, I think one of these needs to be in every coffee and tea lovers home. To see more, I hope you use this link to her store: EldredgeCeramics
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Jonathan Sawyer is a ceramicist in San Diego, California. There is something special about eating out of handmade vessels. You feel a connection with the artist in a way you wouldn’t with most other art forms. I hope you use this link to visit his Etsy store: SawyerCeramics
Or use this link to visit his website: sawyerceramics.com
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Kelsey Jo Flatoff is a ceramicist in Spokane, Washington. Many of her pieces are designed for everyday use in your home, like these beautiful bowls. I hope you use this link to her Etsy store to see more: KJPottery
Or use this link to her website: kjpottery.com/
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John Beasley designs and creates his stunning ceramics in Cincinnati, Ohio. This one has a story and is just one of many I hope you take a moment to see by either using this link to his Etsy store: MedicineBluffStudio
Or by visiting his website with this link: medicinebluffstudio.com
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Stephanie Pierson-Hutson has created a delightful slew of ceramic characters for you in Fishers, Indiana. Why did she name her store “Pond Scum Ceramics”? Use this link to read all about her and see the other items she has made for you: PondScumCeramics
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Kara Lovell forms her ceramics in Terre Haute, Indiana. I love the form of this vessel and the geometric surface decoration. I hope this piece inspires you to visit her Etsy store by using this link: KaraLovellCeramics
Or to visit her website with this link: karalovellceramics.com
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Mary Dixon makes her ceramic pieces in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It was hard to decide which one to feature here! I hope you use this link to see her other pieces: maryDtiles
Or use this link to visit her website: popogirl.com
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Susanna B. Chilnick has a way with surface design in Salem, Massachusetts. And it takes a great deal of talent to throw beautiful bowls, especially ones that fit together like this set does. You should see all the other designs by using this link to her Etsy store: TheTikiQueen
Or by using this link to her website: thetikiqueen.com
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Patricia Bridges works with ceramic clay in Port Washington, New York. Isn’t the rim of this bowl fabulous? You can use this link to her Etsy store to see more: bridgespottery Or go to her website by using this link: bridgespottery.com
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Jeanette Dubela works with ceramic clay in Stratham, New Hampshire. Wouldn’t a beautiful leaf like this be perfect for your doorbell? You can visit her Etsy store to learn more about her by using this link: stoneleaftile
Or use this link to her website: stoneleaftile.net
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Rebecca Lowery creates awesome one of kind ceramic pieces like this one in Bloomington, Indiana. As well as many other pieces you should see. You can visit her at her Etsy store by using this link:
rebeccalowery
Or visit her website by using this link: rebeccalowery.com
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Natalie is a ceramic artist in North Canton, Ohio. I enjoy her use of real leaves to create surface texture on her pieces. Like a photo that will never fade, or the imprint one sees in fossils. A lasting record of a real leaf. These are actually magnets! She also has lovely ceramic garden tags, as well as many other items. Please use this link to see more: NSPottery
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Deborah Gordon hand makes her pottery in Boynton Beach, Florida. I love all of the fabulous textures she has worked into the surfaces of her pieces. You can use this link here to see what a wide range of items she has made: dgordon
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Deborah Hager puts her imagination onto clay in Divide, Colorado. I enjoy surface decoration and admire many of her pieces, like this awesome cup. You will see much more here:
ClayByNaturePottery
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Rosella Manzini throws her ceramics in San Jose, California. I love her candle holders or luminaries! And I am certain her assistant Cesare, much like similar (wink, wink) ceramic studio assistants, is vital to the process. To see all of the more colorful pieces she has created for you, please visit:
RossLab
Cesare is a tabby 😉
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Dwo Wen Chen has a ceramic studio in Providence, Rhode Island where he creates and decorates these delightful pieces of functional art. I hope you make his new year special by paying him a visit:
ThreeWheelStudio
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Marietta is a talented ceramicist carrying on a family tradition in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She has written about herself and her process for her store on Etsy. I have tried to make yarn bowls like this one as my inspiration and mine didn’t look anywhere near as beautiful. It is not easy to cut and form that loop along the edge while the clay is still soft enough to allow it.
She has a great variety of wheel thrown ceramics for you to choose from here: blueroompottery
Or here: blueroompottery.com/
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Sallie Troutman creates a wide variety of beautiful and functional ceramic items in Cape Coral, Florida. She is one of the ceramic artists I have often admired on Etsy.com. I love this beautiful fish platter.
PotteryBySaleek
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Liz Crain is a well-known ceramic artist in Capitola, California who is currently specializing in trompe-l’œil with her incredible replicas of antique beer cans, spice tins, and most recently, antique cans of food such as “pork brains.”
lizcrainceramics.com
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The first one I posted here was Laura Harmon of Shelton, Washington. I love the beautiful little boxes she makes and hope to make some as nice as hers someday.
LauraHarmonPottery
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Elaine Pinkernell is a ceramic artist in Watsonville, California. I was treated to one of her slab form workshops nearby in Corralitos, California and three of my favorite pieces came from that experience. She does things with clay in forms and textures I never would have thought of! Check out her cool website:www.elainepinkernell.com
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I have the pleasure of knowing Gail Ritchie of Cabrillo College and hope to take one of her classes in surface design someday. For now, I hope this awesome porcelain chair will entice you to visit her website!
Gail Ritchie Ceramics
marsh chair 23”h x 10”w x 9”d
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Deb Babcock works out of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Wouldn’t you love to serve a hot beverage out of a delightful set like this one?
BlueSkyPotteryCO
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Jamie E. Hatch creates his fine works of art in Denver, Colorado. Isn’t this a beautiful and earthy teapot? Please visit his store to see more.
AspenPottery
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Karrita in Coconut Creek, Florida fashions ceramic clay into a wide variety of items for your home and garden. I love the bee she designed for this bowl.
QueenBeePottery
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