Clay Sculpture

Sarah Caruso creates unique, functional pottery that has a playfulness not often seen in the arts and craft world.

Functional, sculptural stoneware that displays artistic gesture and energy.
On view by appointment.

In our pottery studio/gallery we have wheel-thrown and hand-built stoneware bowls, vases, pitcher, mirrors and more: in colors of the sea: blues, green, whites and greys.

BFree Pottery is located right off of 6A at 15 Admas Street in Sagamore. Specializing in one-of-a-kind porcelin and stoneare, functional and decorative pottery, and handmade tiles fired in indoor and outdoor gas kilns.

Camelman, 1364 B.C. is the artist identity of cermaic sculptor David B. Ward. With a quarter century of expertise in hand building pyramids, his wok has been locally and nationally.

hand thrown pottery

Earth-n-Fire dedicated to bringing you a high quality product, with a formula specially designed by the merging of two artists.

The studio is open Thurs.-Sta. 10-4, often most of the rest of the week, call to be sure.

Functional white stoneware decorated with dark blue sgraffito. Bold graphic designs feature both whimsical subjects and those inspired by the natural beauty of cape cod

Shop hours:By chance or call

Unique functional once-fired stoneware is on dosplay at our studio in North Eastham. Take Aspinet Road off route 6 in North Eastham to 55 North Sunken Meadow Road, second house on left.

Wood-fired and other functional pots.

Functional and decorative handcrafted pottery, ranging from elegant celadon, temmoku and copper red porcelain pieces to earth tone functional stoneware, including mugs, bowls, teapots, platters, jugs, etc.

Open year round: Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4. Wheel thrown and hand built functional and decorative porcelain and stoneware. Sculpture garden pieces, fountains, bathroom sinks, tiles, lamps and stained glass.

Also located at 258 Main Street, Rt. 6A, Brewster, MA. Summer 10-5, closed off-season. 508.385.5782.

Visit our expanded location next to the Texaco station on Route6
Open year-round, hours appropriate to the season. Beautiful porcelain and stoneware. Classic shapes and rich glazes combine into decorative and functional pottery. Lamps are a specialty. Custom orders and shipping available.

Wheel-thrown stoneware, functional work, innovative designs and colors.

One mile from Woods Hole, Anne Halpin makes functional pottery influenced vy Oriental and Early American traditions. Her work combines utility and beauty with a sense of place mirroing centuries of village potters.

Identified as one of America's top traditional craftsmen by Early American Life magazine. Colectible redware/slipware decorated with sliptrailing, sgraffito, sprigging and combing.

Functional and decorative stoneware, smoked and burnished pots. Shop hours Mon- Sat 11:00 am - 5:00 pm, Sundays by chance.

Mikael Carstanjen is an award winning Cape Cod Potter whose work has been featured in numerous publications and is part of many private collections. Mikael has been a full time production potter since 1971 when he graduated from the Art Institute of Chicago with a Masters in Fine Arts. His first studio was a two car garage in Stamford, Connecticut. In 1979 he moved to Orleans with his wife Mary and family. Mary helps with the studio production; she also designs and produces a line of whimsical garden sculptures. In the winter months Mikael's son Jan helps produce the hand-formed and wheel thrown work.

Open by appointment year-round

Wheel-thrown and slab stoneware. Steel-and-stone-ware candelabras.

Located in one of the oldest houses in Sandwich, (see the map) Shawme Pond Pottery is the home and workshop of Margaret Tew Ellsworth, artist, potter and educator. Visitors will find the artist at work in her studio that looks out into the gardens and woods from which she draws her inspiration. Creatures from rabbits to chameleons adorn her cache-pots and ovenware, while leaves from the wild grapevine appear on her tableware. Here too, the leaf-faced visage of the mythical Green Man peeks out from fountains, planters, pitchers and mugs. Watercolors and oil paintings reveal marshes, flower gardens and the surrounding seas. Each piece of pottery and each painting is individually created, and each piece will be one-of-a-kind and never exactly duplicated. Most of the Pottery is practical as well: oven proof and dishwasher safe.

Ocean sediments from far flung places melt ino patterned glazes in these pots. Seaside studio is behind Coast Guard buildings in Woods Hole. Go over the bridge above the fery parking lot. Turn left towards the entrance gate to Coats Guard. Turn right and continue past a sign that says dead end Hinkley Road. Pass all Coast Guard buildings and docks. The Soft Earth studion is in a field to your right.