See works from 40+ juried potters from 16 states at the Western North Carolina Pottery Festival in Jackson County near Asheville in November.
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There are more than 100 pottery studios on North Carolina's Pottery Highway. Many of them are located in the tiny town of Seagrove.
Restaurants, a zoo with a cause, and things to do in Asheboro in North Carolina, as well as visit world renown pottery studios in Seagrove.
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Experience a 200 year old tradition as potters create a lasting heritage. You’re invited to visit Seagrove potters in their workshops and studios. Plan a trip today! It’s a continuous pottery show 365 days a year. Nestled in the countryside of North Carolina you will find the largest concentratio
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Brad Tucker Exhibiting member in Clay
Large vase with carved ginkgo leaf-design - Michele Hastings and Jeff Brown North Carolina is blessed with a rich pottery tradition
Schaller Gallery | Exhibition | NC Potters
The 8th Western North Carolina Pottery Festival is set for Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, in scenic Dillsboro, NC. This juried event showcases more than 40 master potters demonstrating a variety of techniques. Come see why it's become one of the top arts events in the mountains, attended annually by a few thousand aficionados of pottery. Hours are 10 am to 4 pm, rain or shine. Admission is $3 per person and includes a ticket for a day-long raffle. Kids under 12 admitted free!
Mud Dabber’s is proud to showcase the work of over 30 local artists! Click on the links below to learn more about them!
Turtle Island Pottery has a variety of hand made functional and decorative ceramics - art pottery - Maggie Jones - NC pottery - animal sculpture
MID 18TH CENTURY
umbrella and stick stands
Seagrove, NC Pottery Road
Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society
Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society
