Nancy Y Adams

Nancy Y Adams

 

Nancy Adams

 

In 1970, friends invited me to join them at the Renaissance Faire in Marin County, California, telling me it was a good place to sell pottery. It was great fun and started me on my way. One thing lead to another and I started competing nationally when I began showing at the American Craft Council Show held annually at Ft. Mason in San Francisco. While there, friends suggested that I try going to the Baltimore Winter Market held every February by the same organization. That was a very big step for me but one that really launched my career. I did my first show there in 1987 and continued until 2000. That show exposed me to a sophisticated national audience and led to many other good things, including making a living doing my art. Please visit my website for my current collection of work.

My work is wheel thrown porcelain with hand sculpted fauna motifs.  Airbrushed matte glazes fired to maturity in an oxidation kiln.  Signed and dated.

My studio is open by appointment throughout the year.

Contact:

Website  |  Email | Phone: 541-890-7306

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Nancy Adams Heron on Acorn Box
Nancy Y Adams Pink Elephant Tea
Nancy Y. Adams Two Herons on Lotus Bowl
Nancy Y. Adams Jade Heron Box
Sandie Alison

Sandie Alison

Sandie Alison

Gone Rogue Treasures
Gold Hill Or.

 

My  fascination with pottery from ancient cultures and traveling the world has been my inspiration for creating “Gone Rogue Treasures”.  I use volumetric transfer to put the images that inspire me on my work. I’m originally from Walnut Creek Ca.  Now, I’m happy to be in Gold Hill, Oregon where I spend as much time as possible in my Pottery Barn.
 
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Ashley Ambrosio

Ashley Ambrosio

 

Ashley Ambrosio

Spring + Vine Studios

 

Ashley Ambrosio is a multidisciplinary artist and teacher, originally from British Columbia, Canada and the creative hands + heart behind Spring + Vine. Offering functional handmade pottery, natural soap and beginner workshops since the summer of 2010. Her distinct style is characterized by the harmonious balance she aims to achieve between form and function, with each creation being one-of-a-kind and designed to elevate the rituals of our everyday experience. Most drawn to clay in its natural state, Ashley’s work highlights the techniques of marbling, texture, sgraffito engraving and a special wood firing from time to time. 

Spring + Vine was founded in 2018 and has since evolved into a loyal group of customers, students.. and friends! With an emphasis on supporting youth based programs, self-observation, and honoring the beginner mind with meditative play, Ashley is so grateful to share the beauty of clay with our community and beyond.

Contact:

Website  |  Email | Instagram  | Facebook

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Kelly Bowen

Kelly Bowen

 

Kelly Bowen

Kelly Bowen Arts

 
 
I’ve always had a fascination with ceramics, but as a busy single mom, I never imagined making time and space for me to enter the clay world. When a small window in my daughter’s schedule opened, I dove into the world of ceramics as a bucket list item, and immediately fell in love with working with clay. My work started as strictly functional but has expanded into artistic pieces. When I’m not behind the wheel, I can be found pounding words out on my laptop, or plucking the strings of my bass.
 

Contact:

Website  |  Email | Instagram

 

Summer Brendlinger

Summer Brendlinger

 

Summer Brendlinger

Kilned with Kindness

 
 

I first fell in love with clay in high school and haven’t stopped my obsession since. After graduating from SOU in 2000, I did step away from Clay to become a classroom teacher, but I have recently shifted my focus to Clay full-time. My ceramic philosophy is to create affordable functional works of art that you will use in your daily life! Enjoy looking around and I hope you see some thing you just absolutely love. Most of my work is created on the wheel but I also have a passion for hand building and texture.  I thoroughly enjoy creating art and teaching it! Please check out my Instagram, TikTock, website or Facebook for more information.

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Brona Brown

Brona Brown

 

Brona Brown

Brona’s Pottery

 
 

Brona started doing pottery in the mid 90s on Kodiak Island Alaska after she took a short community class on basic pottery skills. After that, she decided she wanted to continue to make her own items. She taught herself and made plenty of mistakes and funny looking pieces that were not always quite which she expected. her inspirations were her Czech heritage and the nature in the wilds of Alaska. Her favorite parts of the process are throwing and creating and shaping pieces. She always loves doing functional everyday items, kitchenware, and creating artsy mosaics. She always likes to hear stories about people’s favorite pieces and how they became favorite pieces and why.

Contact:

Email

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Rob and Suzanne Call

Rob and Suzanne Call

 

Rob and Suzanne Call

Call Pottery

 
 

Suzanne and Robert Call took their first pottery class in high school. They became “addicted” to clay. In 1978 they were introduced by his cousin, who is also a potter, in the doorway to the Brigham Young University Pottery Studio. Rob had a wheel and Sue had an electric kiln- a great match! They were married the following year, raised a family and continued to make, fire and collect pottery. Sue pursued a degree in art. Rob’s degrees and career was in horticulture, specializing in pomology. Upon retirement they increased their pottery production and installed a 24 cubic foot gas kiln. Sue enjoys carving and applying surface designs to the pots she throws. Rob creates functional ware to be used in the kitchen, table, home and garden. They also enjoy firing their raku kiln and learning about worldwide ceramic history.

Contact:

Suzanne”s Email  

Rob’s Email    

 

 

 

 

Lori Campbell

Lori Campbell

 

Lori & Michael Campbell

 Random Fire

 
 

Random Fire is a small studio that loves to bring to you the world of alternative clay firing techniques.

We incorporate pit fire, raku fire, as well as sawdust fire, for the look of the pieces. Many are multi media, inclusive not only of clay, but different components such as driftwood, stones, and other natural elements.

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Contact:

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