Pottery display

Hand thrown ceramic tableware and gifts. A Independent small business created by British Ceramist Julie Fitch Davey, the founder of Ceramic Fitch. A female potter using recycled clay thrown on a potters wheel to create contemporary art that is a functional, affordable product for the home.

Functional Stoneware and dishware. Each Piece is handmade and packaged and sold by me. I personally handle each pot at least 12 times from start to finish. I have more items in my shop so if you dont see something PLEASE ask me!

photo by George Barberis

Step into ceramicist Beth Katz's Los Angeles home. Over the past three decades, she's made it a calming retreat, and added an at-home studio.

Tone Von Krogh's beautiful stall selling wintery ceramics

A few fave shots from @westcoastcraft in DTLA this past winter 🩵shot for @chloejackmanphotography ! . . . . . . . #westcoastcraft #wcc #dtla #losangelesphotographer #sanfranciscophotographer #laphotographer #lifestylephotographer #losangelesmakers #lamakers #makersmarket

Natasha and I have always had the tendency to dream big. The only problem with big dreams is that they often require big money and that has usually been the thing standing in the way of our dreams becoming reality...

Cedar Sun Ceramics | Handmade Pottery in Denver on Instagram: "If you do art markets, here’s my number one tip… ELEVATE your pieces! ✨ @woodernist It’s hard to capture people’s attention in a crowded market, but elevating some of your most eye-catching pieces to eye level will do wonders for attracting people to your booth or tent. And when there is a crowd at your booth, it attracts more people who want to see what the buzz is all about! I see it happen every time I vend at a market. I…