The Clay Underground, 187 Eddy St (@Taylor), San Francisco.
Located in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district 2 blocks from Powell St MUNI/BART.
The Clay Underground offers 24hr access, Private and Semi-Private studios, 24/7 Open Studio passes, and Classes for all levels.
For more information check out our website www.theclayunderground.com. Studio tours are available by appointment only.
Anything but Ordinary. Nature inspired handcrafted ceramic art of organic and earthy quality from sculptural forms to functional pottery.
sfclayworks is San Francisco’s new clay studio established in October 2011 after the closure of the well respected
ceramics workspace ,” The Clay Studio”. sfclayworks is located at 2240 Palou Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124. sfclayworks has a multifaceted program that includes classes, community studio, and studio rentals. Please check our web page for more information.
Duluth Pottery is a clay studio and shop in Superior Wisconsin. Karin Kraemer makes maiolica pots, custom tile, and restoration tile.
High fired porcelain dinnerware, vases, and other items can be purchased at my home studio in Berkeley by appointment. You can choose the colors and styles that you like and I can create dinnerware from that. You can look at my website to see examples of what I do. Please phone me at 510-845-0849 both to see my work, or to take private or semi private classes.
Gallery of Gabriella Bartlau, a Raku artist with workshop in Constance, Germany. On display are Raku tea bowls and objects.
My name is Karen Sullivan, I am a potter. I do functional & decorative pottery.My functional ware is food safe, microwave safe, oven safe & dishwasher safe. However it is not kid/husband proof, it does not bounce if dropped 
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Your WhiteSpace specialises in Canvas Art, Modern Art, Abstract Art, Contemporary Art, Oil Paintings, Giclée Art, Perspex Art, Canvas Art, Framed Art, Commissioned Art, Art at Home.
Pietro Elia Maddalena studied ceramics at the West Surrey College of Art & Design in England. After two more years of work at Dartington Workshop, he returned to Italy where in 1980 he established a studio and founded La Meridiana, the International School of Ceramics in Tuscany.
Bill is becoming a legend in the North Bay. His fearless style, and engaging smile make all who meet him want to buy his art.
Mastering Cone 6 Glazes is the book Ron Roy and I published in 2002. Over 12,000 copies
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I’m William K. Turner and I have produced raku fired ceramics for over 20 years. My work is sold in Galleries throughout the United States through my company, Raku Art Inc.. The majority of my work is slip cast from unique molds. I feel the piece (or shape) is the canvas for my raku which is painted by fire.
Wildlife art pottery” best describes our original ceramics. I’m Jan Wax and he’s Chris Bing, a potter and a sculptor from Northern California, and we make ceramic art inspired by nature and wildlife.
Welcome to my world of red gold hues in Australia. This is such a wonderful country full of so much diversity in both the landscape, the flora and fauna and in the humans that live here
Tony has had his hands in clay for longer than he would like to say. His father was a brick and flowerpot maker in the old European tradition. Living and working in the small rural community of Enderby situated in the beautiful Okanagan valley of British Columbia, Canada , Tony carries on the tradition.
started making pottery 40 years ago and I’ve been earning my living as a potter for the past 34 years. The work that I make is mostly functional stoneware, but I don’t have a set line of work that is made on a production basis. I prefer to let forms and surfaces develop and evolve from firing to firing. I hope you’ll find some interesting images and informative text.
My name is Sandi Smith; aka S D Smith.
I am a sculptor, painter, and photographer. Also a licensed hairstylist & make up artist. I also fancy myself an Interior Designer (without papers) 
P Pretty much anything that has to do with art, design, improvement, etc….I’m there!
The focus of my work is inspired by ancient Jomon pottery. An important element is the quality of a pot’s surface, which for me, is best achieved in the process of wood firing and salt glazing.
In the early 1990′s I built a variety of kilns at the studio. This provided the opportunity to offer summer workshops at our pottery. From 1993 until 2006, potters from around the world came to share a common interest in clay.
I am creative by birth,
but an artist by choice”…Tammy Pease
Nature’s elements…earth, fire, and water, make up the clay process. That is probably why I was drawn to it with such a passion.
Orion Ceramic Studios produces pottery and architectural ceramic originals, created individually in keeping with long-held traditions
New York City-born artist Susannah Israel has a gritty yet passionate view of humanity, drawn from city life. Humor and struggle are part of the message. Israel’s expressive work is widely exhibited, appearing in catalogs and collections around the world. Career distinctions include receiving the prestigious Fletcher Challenge Premier Award, a Virginia Groot Foundation Award,
The home of finely crafted ceramic doumbek drums, African drums, well designed kitchenware, planters and a gallery of handmade crafts.
2007 kunstmaand Ameland
2007 expositie Gemeentehuis Beek
2007 huistentoonstelling Vogelzang Puth
2007 galerie ‘t Weefhuis in Nuenen
Recently updated,Crazy building, nice oxides.
Multi part sculptures, great designs.
My desire is to have my work find a use in the everyday life of the user. I use simple forms, which I make by slip-casting, I then apply my graphic designs so that they work with the forms in a harmonious collaboration. When painting the surfaces of the work,either by direct handpainting or a process of layering with wax- resist I find that the shapes dictate how the pattern moves on a piece. I find this most exicting because each piece has its own way of interpreting what is applied
I started making masks a few years ago as a result of my fascination with masks as ritual objects. This interest continues to grow and evolve as time goes on. The masks have become (for me) a commentary on life and the human condition.
Lynn has shown nationally in juried exhibits and invitationals, and is a former partner of the cooperative crafts gallery, Brooklyn Artisans Gallery. She also regularly teaches wheel throwing and the occasional glaze calculation class at local ceramics studios and at the college level.
Ceramic Artist Sabine Brunner
is creating a new direction in the world of ceramics with her Pop Art Sculptures. Bold, vibrant colors and cartoon like shapes are creating a unique style for her work. Her love for all kind of animals inspired her to develop her pet dishes and sculptures
We are woodfiring artists
ourselves who fire exclusively
using wood kilns. We use a
minimal number of glazes and
believe as a part of the making
process the flame should be
allowed to leave its mark.
have cultivated a strong interest in the human face and figure. My hatha yoga training has developed an insight into seeing and understanding bodies. Even while drawing or sculpting from a model, I feel that I experience the pose from the inside out.
San Francisco artist Jennifer Brazelton. Please visit my gallery page to view images of my current work and my news page for current show information
Welcome to Hinkle Creek Potttery. We are in the rolling hills of northeast Mississippi. Come see what we create up the hill from the creek.
Welcome to the Pine Mills Pottery web site. We appreciate your interest in our fine handmade pottery and hope you enjoy learning about our studio and work. Our studio and gallery are located in the beautiful rolling woodlands of Northeast Texas about 100 miles east of Dallas and 30 miles north of Tyler.
The marvelous ceramic work of Gail McCarthy knocked me out. I knelt on the floor for what seemed like hours to contemplate the way that light infused her vessels. She is a priestess of light.’
A six tape series of professional videos, designed to improve
skills and techniques for beginners, advanced students,
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My life has been stimulated by the variety of beautiful things I’ve experienced in my travels. I am very mechanically-oriented and carry that to my pottery. My goal is to ensure each piece has a smooth flow
Birds dislike shiny, slick surfaces because of landing and maneuvering problems, so, for the birds, we resist the urge to glaze our product except for occasional accents. This makes working, durable, earthtone ‘yard-art’ that can be used by birds and enjoyed by you for years to come.
High-Fired Stoneware Pottery, Including Dinnerware, Baking and Serving Pieces, and Decorative Items.
Mayssan Shora Farra created this world and filled
it with a lot of clay creations including
baskets and fountains.
This site showcases the ceramic works of Vicki Hardin that are fired with pit fire and raku techniques. Here you may visit Vicki’s online gallery and find out where her work is shown.
Classic Lines Pottery features hand made high fired functional pottery made by Michael Sowers. With over 30 years of throwing experience with attention to detail and functionality, you can be sure that all pieces will be expertly crafted and a pleasure to use.
Charlie and Linda Riggs work together to create a variety of decorative types of pottery. Most of their work is thrown by Charlie who takes time to make a very smooth surface that will later be polished with terra sigillata. These pots are then finished with one of the smoke fired techniques that results in a shiny unglazed surface brilliant with the colors of saggar firing, the bold blacks and whites of naked raku or the subtle marks of horsehair and ferric chloride.
My interest in ceramics came incidentally.When I started to live in Brussels I needed pots for my garden.I became a student at the Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten in Anderlecht.It became a real passion,so I opened my own workshop.Ceramics is a wonderful aspect of art.
I make garden objects that enliven the space by creating dynamic interactions or quiet moments. I want to give the viewer time to reflect and think, bringing a smile to their lips.
These new sculptures, inspired by natural forms and eroded shapes, acquire a playful mood and invite us to relate to them through endless possibilities of connection.
In the past year I’ve discovered a new venue for my creativity: web design
I’m enjoying webdesign as much as i enjoy making ceramics.
Please stop by and visit me at www.minervawebdesign.com.
A wide range of casual dinnerware and ceramic pottery articles for wholesalers and retailers.
20 beautiful designs and more than 200 shapes!
Welcome! I’m Barry Hall and I build ceramic musical instruments. At this web site you can look at and listen to some of my creations, including drums, didjeridus, horns, flutes, and even fiddles. All of the instruments you’ll see here are hand-formed out of stoneware clay. I’m fascinated by the many different musical sounds that can be produced by clay instruments, and as you wander my site I hope you’ll share my enthusiasm and fascination with clay and music.
Currently I am teaching several classes and im a resident artist at The Clay Studio in the Old City District. I settled in Brewerytown of Northern Philly. This property of Rob Sutherlands is a two-story 2000 sq. foot building adjacent to the warehouse which Rob, Kathy and Ryan live and work.
Thai-born ceramicist, now based in Melbourne. Images of work including contributions to Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras.
At Zappa Pottery, we have been making handcrafted stoneware pottery for over 25 years. Our work is set apart by its excellent craftsmanship and fabulous color intensity. Our one-of-a-kind Art Pottery and full tableware settings have been privately collected world wide.
Lilach Mileikowski. Contemporary Ceramic Artist. Sculpture, Manipulated Wheel-work & Tiles.
Stoneware pottery – slab, thrown, altered, complex construction. Local materials. Adirondack High peaks. Upstate NY. Huge collection of links. Web design.
Ben Owen III is a potter from Seagrove, North Carolina. His forefathers came to North Carolina from England as early as 1756 to ply their craft and furnish storage jars and other utilitarian wares for the early settlers. Ben’s grandfather, master potter Ben Owen, Sr., admired early oriental pottery displayed in museums and collections and translated those works into his own style of pottery. He worked as a potter at Jugtown Pottery in the early to mid 1900′s. Ben the III’s work was influenced by his grandfather’s style at an early age. He studied pottery from 1977 to 1983 as an apprentice with his grandfather and, later, at East Carolina University from 1989 to 1993. Like his grandfather, Ben III’s pottery reflects a foundation of traditional designs as well as oriental translations.
Bas van Zuijlen makes very contemporary designed porcelain ware in small or limited series. strong simple lines. great gifts delivered worldwide
My goal as a Clay Artist is to create objects that communicate peace & tranquility. Inspiration and ideas are developed from studies of natural & organic forms.
Ceramist working in various clay media. Online exhibition of ceramics, porcelain & raku. Site also contains design and restoration examples.
Decorative arts gallery: handmade ceramic bells from Russia (St.Petersburg)
“The Creative urge lives and grows,… like a tree in the earth from which it draws its nourishment. We would do well to think of the creative process as a living thing implanted in the human psyche.”
Makoto Hatori is a Bizenware trained potter Makoto Hatori is a Bizenware trained potter now involved in contemporary art practices. now involved in contemporary art practices. Makoto Hatori is a Bizenware trained potter now involved in contemporary art practices.
Handcrafted ceramic mosaics and tiles which celebrate the feminine spirit by D. Franchi Hofstaedter.
Online portfolio of recent works. Carved high-fired porcelain and wood ash glazed stoneware.
Production of functional pieces with crystalline and matte crystalline glaze finishes in San Diego California
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