13th Aug 2022
By Sarah KarnasiewiczJuly 29, 2022 315 pm ETEVER SINCE I was a sticky-fingered kid, plucking blackcaps and blueberries from the brambly trails of southern New England, I’ve considered the staccato “ku…
Published by By Sarah Karnasiewicz
1st Aug 2020
Meghan's studio is in Hendersonville, North Carolina. She is originally from Michigan and received a BFA in Fine Art from Michigan State University in 2002. After college, she spent 2 years in Sava…
Published by Jim Biedebach
8th Apr 2020
Dear Customer's,Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Artisans and Potters across the country, along with many other Americans, have been severally impacted in their ability to do business. Most in the professio…
Published by Jim and Belinds
7th Jan 2020
I have worked as a solo artist for the last 33 years. My work primarily is in clay but I have been known to use other media. Each piece is fired in a gas kiln to cone 11 (2400F.) White stoneware and p…
Published by Jim Biedebach
4th Jan 2020
Happy New Year to all of our current and prospective customers! We have new offerings from one of our longtime artisans, Ken and Pamela Kennedy from Uhwarrie Crystalline Pottery.Ken and Pamela are loc…
Published by Jim Biedebach
8th Dec 2019
Happy Holidays from our family to yours this season.If you are searching for a unique and special gift for that friend or family member, our pottery and candle items are very special gifts for anyone…
Published by Jim and Belinds
3rd Dec 2019
At Gifted Artisan we are always on the search for New Artisan's. We strive to bring quality handmade pottery made from the USA to our customers. New Artisans that have recently be…
Published by Jim and Belinds
27th May 2019
Why buy from Gifted Artisan? Why support US handmade potters? It seems like much of the pottery items you see on our site can be purchased for much cheaper (perhaps functional but not nearly as unique…
Published by Jim @ Gifted Artisan
21st Nov 2015
(Photo above by Paul A., beautiful crystalline pottery with backdrop of Colorado mountains).As a consumer, you might ask yourself, Why support US handmade potters? and purchase higher price…
Published by Paul A, from Giftedpottery.com
2nd Sep 2015
Seagrove Pottery Why a blog post on Seagrove Pottery, you might ask?. Reason why is that our business, Gifted Pottery started 5 years ago with many generous potters from Seagrove…
Published by Paul A.
26th Aug 2015
Hi Everyone. This little blog post is just to let you know that we will soon be adding Frank Masarella's work to our website, GiftedPottery.com In our opinion Frank's handmade pottery w…
Published by Paul A.
18th Aug 2015
Dirty Dog Pottery Handmade pottery artist Hil-Dee Bates began her journey in Preston, Idaho, the daughter of dairy farmers. This beginning helped her find beauty in the simple things that surround o…
Published by Paul A.
