Pottery, is it about art or about function? Maybe it’s both! No other art form has quite the versatility of pottery. It can be a treat for the eyes, a functional necessity, and a tactile delight all in one. The Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains are well known for their scope of artists and pottery offerings.
Stephanie Charlene Ceramics creates handmade pottery that is simple, quiet and centering, helping to ground an over stimulated world.
Car-Toons by Booth create custom sculptures of you and your auto in clay that are fun, whimsical, beautiful works of art.
Paula Greif is inspired by the work of 20th century studio potters: lucie rie, beatrice wood, mexican folk pottery & American stoneware bottles.
All of L’Impatience Ceramics pieces are made at their Kingston studio in the Hudson Valley. They are all handmade and invite you to rediscover the simple things, celebrate these little moments and share them […]
Andrew Molleur is a ceramicist and designer living and working in Kingston, NY. In his studio in the city’s midtown arts district.
Fisheye Ceramics in Catskill NY designs and creates organically-shaped, modern, handmade ceramic items for the table and home.
Klineware Pottery handmakes pottery that is functional and beautiful, inspired by natural patterns and biologic rhythms.
The Broken Mold Studio is a Troy pottery shop, studio, and learning space for all ages, showcasing the work of local potters .
Sally Rothchild Ceramics are made by hand in the Catskill Mountains and are designed to be used and enjoyed on a daily basis.
David Hughes Pottery:
Sometime around 1998 I made a decision to get back into ceramics after a ten year hiatus. I loved ceramics in college (Tyler School of Art) and took as many elective classes […]
Amy Brenner Pottery crafts finely detailed ceramics that are decorative and functional.
The Flat Iron Gallery in Peekskill, New York, offers a variety handmade pottery and handcrafted jewelry created by local artists.
Carolyn Duke of Duke Pottery works primarily with pinch pots, looking to the patterns and rhythms in nature for her inspiration.
Kathy Jeffers is a freelance artist whose main medium is clay. Making pottery and clay sculpture of her own design.
Alexandra Fitzgerald Design & Pottery offers the medium of clay as a meditative process in its own right and applies the experience throughout the making process.
Kelli Cain believes that whether working from a special order or a train of thought, the desire is to create timeless wares for lasting use.
The Montgomery Pottery Studio features decorative and functional stoneware, Raku, Pit-fired and horse hair pottery. Classes and workshops are also offered.
Liz Vigoda Pottery is handmade and hand painted, incorporating images of Audubon birds, antique botanical prints or whimsical and historical pictures.
Dawn Dishaw's work is about function and pattern influenced by Islamic tile and pottery, Persian painting and historical architecture.
Tivoli Tile Works creates fine pottery and hand-crafted dinnerware inspired by the wild beauty and creative spirit of New York’s Hudson Valley.
All Brad Kato Pottery is individually wheel-thrown or hand-built from stoneware clay which is bisque fired, individually glazed, and then fired again.
The Bostree Gallery in Sugar Loaf NY presents a varied selection of unique, functional and decorative handcrafted pottery.
Virginia Piazza Pottery creates functional wheel-thrown pottery in porcelain and stoneware with simple surfaces, using one or two harmonizing glazes.
Judaica Pottery produces a unique line of Jewish ceremonial objects; each one hand-crafted, to enhance the beauty of Jewish ritual and tradition.