Stanfield Ceramics
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Eclectic, functional pottery.
Jenifer Lee Baldwin Ceramics
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Handmade ceramics to honor life’s everyday rituals, including butter crocks, condiment sets, salt cellars, mugs, catch-alls, and more.
Broadbent Pottery
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I make hand thrown, functional pottery – classic shapes in a contemporary style. I use a unique dark stoneware that adds an earthy depth to my cheerful, bright glazes.
Alley Cat Clay
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Alley Cat Clay is a Philadelphia based pottery studio that specializes in creating small batch functional ceramics. Focusing on handmade mugs, bowls, and jewelry, artist Alexis Clark draws inspiration from the natural world. Believing in the power of art to drive social change, she donates 10% of every sale to local shelters. For 2023, she […]
Artmantical
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Artmantical is the online storefront for ceramicist Angie Brewer who recent graduated with her BFA in Ceramics from Arcadia University. Her work ranges from wheel-thrown to slipcasted to hand build pieces. They include mugs, garlic graters, bowls, cauldrons, and many other whimsical items. Her most popular items are the colorful mushroom lamps, “spooky” ghost incense burners, and homemade crystal + clay jewelry. All are individually handmade by her.