Luck’s Ware Pottery
Luck’s Ware continues the ancient art of wheel-thrown pottery near Seagrove, the “Pottery Capitol” of North Carolina. Visitors can experience the entire process from the mixing of the clay to the…
Latham’s Pottery
“Latham’s Pottery makes functional and traditional stoneware that can be used in the microwave, dishwasher and oven.” […Make The Best of Everyday God Has Giving you!…] Latham’s hand- turn all…
Kovack Pottery
“We work out of 2 red barns built in 1911, which we converted into our studio and gift shop. Over the years we built additions onto them.” We make hand-built…
Keith Martindale Pottery
Keith was born in 1964 at Randolph Hospital to Windol and Louise Martindale. He graduated from high school in 1982. Keith was working at Midstate Plastics while attending high school,…
Johnston & Gentithes Art Pottery
“Johnston & Gentithes was established in 1997.” Fred Johnston and Carol Gentithes are ceramic artists lifting the gravity of clay to a higher form through the use of wild local…
From the Ground Up Pottery
“From the Ground Up was established in 1997.” […I was digging clay long before I discovered a source on my property that I could actually make pots with….] Michael and…
Donna’s Pottery Haven
I enjoy making bakeware and other specialty pieces including Bean Pots, Pie Plates, Trays, and Casserole Dishes. For glazes, I really enjoy using the vibrant colors to accent your presentation…
Donna Craven Pottery
I make woodfired, salt and ash glazed pots.
DirtWorks Pottery
“Dan Triece started in 1986 in Kannapolis, NC. Nephew Ben Vanpelt joined DirtWorks in 2006 as a second generation potter. “Now we are good for 30 more years.”” DirtWorks produces…