Pottery – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Turtle Island Pottery

Turtle Island Pottery gets its name from a Native American creation story. In the story...

Township10 is a residency that offers artists, writers, and art professionals an intimate, private retreat...

What was once the principal’s office at Marshall High School is now the studio of...

Mudluscious Pottery & Gardens sits in a mountain valley not far from Mars Hill. Here...

Melting Mountain Pottery sits in a mountain cove in the Walnut community near Marshall. Joey...

While festivals featuring craft artists are numerous throughout the region, the Western North Carolina Pottery...

Local Handmade Pottery outside Bryson City is a studio and gallery offering the work of...

The work of Christina Bendo Pottery has a uniquely strong connection to the earth. Christina’s...

Kaaren Stoner has been a working potter since 1969. She got hooked on clay when...

Maggie Black Pottery near Banner Elk is both a shop and functioning studio. After working...

Mary Thompson grew up surrounded by Cherokee craft. After growing up on the Qualla Boundary,...

Gayle Woody left home for college on the other side of the country, spent her...