Pottery

Randy Shoults, a Montgomery county artist, created this "Brie Bowl". The artist used a creamy white glaze to complete this classic brie bowl perfect for any kitchen. 

Jo Taylor, a Dallas County artist, made this 6in tall by 3.5in wide brown and white swirled tall vase. This item is brown and white with hints of grey and has a matte like finish. This item is perfect for decor 

Dallas County Artist Francesca Emerson handcrafted this beautiful glossy aquamarine ceramic vase, which is approximately 10 inches tall and 6 inches wide. Featuring a sculpted butterfly design on the front, a wavy rim and a textured design.

Lisa Lenox: Candle Holder

Duncan Black says "Captain Andy Black" spent his life out on the river and has always been considered a little "strange" or "unique" around here. He is thought of as slightly off primarily for his attire and a habit of not liking okra. Somebody asked the mental health lady from Selma who was in town one day if she would evaluate him since he was skating around the courthouse. She began with 'Do any of your family suffer from mental illness?' and Andy replied, 'No, we all seem to enjoy it!'...

Jimmy Dailey, a Wilcox County artist, hand made this ceramic angel ornament. The ornament is sized at approximately 3"x2.25" and has a loop on the top for attaching a hook or string to hang.

Jimmy and Peggy Dailey: Ceramic Candle Holder 

This ceramic tea pot, handcrafted by artist Allen ham, glazed in a muted green, would be perfect for serving a hot cup of tea or displaying on your shelf. It measures approximately 5" tall, 6.25" including the lid, 4" at the base, about 6" diameter at the middle, and is 10" from handle to spout.

Kristin Law - Possum Pottery: Ceramic/Copper PendantEach order comes with 1 pendant. Please call us at 334-682-9878 to confirm availability before purchasing because some items shown may no longer be in stock.

Eric Miller, a Bibb County artist created this Chickasaurus sculpture. Its glaze is a greenish tint. He has details carved into the side of him.

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this ceramic herb marker. This herb marker sticks in the dirt and labels where chives are planted in your garden. The top has a speckled blue and green glaze, perfect for standing out from the herbs!

Carol Lammon, a Clarke County artist, hand carved this 12.75"x9" Cicada Alabama Tray. Each cicada is hand carved into the pottery and hand glazed.