Ceramic Art and Pottery
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- Jordana Rene
- An artist and designer of unique ceramic art including sushi plates, Meditation art stones and Judaica.
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- Kairava Ceramics
- New Zealand ceramic artist offers tableware and crockery, wallart, gift items and jewelry.
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- Kari Ceramics
- The studio of Kari Ytterdal creates hand made functional ceramics for the kitchen, dining table and bathroom.
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- Kentmere Pottery
- Ceramics by Gordon Fox who specializes in lamps, tableware, individual pieces, commemorative items and commissions.
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- Kulina Folk Art
- Redware sgraffito and slipware original designs and historical interpretations of American and European folk art. Includes gallery of patterns available.
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- Lovejoy Art and Design
- Raku and pit-fired pottery by California artist Jon Lovejoy. Includes gallery of recent work and descriptions of techniques.
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- Lucienne de Mauny Ceramics
- Catalogue of a range of slip decorated tableware made at this studio pottery in Oxfordshire. Also details of how to order commemorative/corporate ware, house name and number plaques.
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- Nichibei Potters
- The pottery specializes in pots that fuse traditional Japanese folk art with modern tastes. Located in California.
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- OMax Ceramics
- A collection of pieces in parrot, fish, and floral patterns, handmade in Bermuda. Food safe, microwaveable and dishwasher safe.
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- Oakleaf Pottery
- Functional, decorative pottery, hand-thrown and decorated by Roy Yoder. Specialties include the wedding bowl, anniversary plate, custom-made items. Gift certificates available.
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- Orcas Island Pottery
- This cooperative displays the works of about two dozen potters. Introductions to the potters, many photographs of their work.
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- Page Pottery
- JR and Kristen Page are husband and wife potters who create handmade pottery, one of a kind art pieces, and functional dinnerware.
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- Pine Hollow Pottery
- Porcelains by Randy and Gloria Huggins including vases, plates, wedding masks, planters, wall hangings.
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- Potters
- Shop selling the work of 50 UK potters. A co-operative venture run by the makers. Site gives details of members with a photo of their work.