Pottery made in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia using organic design. Their handmade ceramics have been featured at Monticello, Mt. Vernon and the Smithsonian Institute, as well as in fine homes across America. They have had the pleasure of designing customized handcrafted pottery patterns for numerous clubs and organizations.
Their handcrafted ceramics are formed of clay made onsite. Each piece is hand made, hand painted and fired in a gas kiln. Each pattern is a series of carefully planned strokes. No templates or stencils are used. The patterns are practiced and committed to memory. The artists paint the pattern again and again. Each piece is alike and yet different, like flowers in a field. They are currently featuring 13 different lines of ceramic pottery, including their beloved signature line - Field of Iris, a classic since 1977.
All of their work is microwave and dishwasher safe, lead free and ovenproof.
Visit Emerson Creek Pottery
Go Back to Category: Kitchen and Dining » Report a problem with this website
Information Assumed Accurate On: Jul 16, 2013
|
