Pottery – Page 2 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Salvaterra Pottery

Sue Salvaterra was working as a higher education administrator and raising a small child when...

Cat Jarosz has always been aware of her artistic bent. As a child, she won...

At Arbitrary Forms Studio in the Beaverdam community of Asheville, Robert Milnes employs a full...

After years working as a contractor, Pam Brewer decided to put her creativity into something...

Leslie Bradsher finds inspiration for her pottery and fiber work from the surrounding Pisgah National...

Rutkowsky Pottery, just outside Burnsville, showcases two distinct bodies of work merged into one enterprise....

Kristen and J.R. Page met while in Haywood Community College’s Professional Craft Program, and they’ve...

Bridget Fox likes to describe her work as a rare undersea garden of earthly treasures,...

McWhirter pottery sits in the beautiful South Toe River valley of Celo. In operation since...

TREATS studio is a shared sculpture studio space occupied by artists Morgan Hill, Annie Evelyn,...

Terry Gess has always been interested in objects. He knew early on that he wanted...

The focus of Teresa Pietsch Pottery is creating work with color, texture, and imagery. At...