I grew up in New Hampshire and fell in love with clay during a high school art class. Fast forward 23 years, and after raising a daughter, I enrolled in the NH Institute of Art and took my love of clay to the next level. It was during this time that I met Jeff Brown, a pottery instructor at the Institute. Eventually we shared a studio in Northwood, NH. In 2010 we made the decision to return to Jeff’s home state of North Carolina, establishing our new home and studio in the pottery community of Seagrove.
Most of my work is functional, wheel thrown forms. I enjoy carving flowers and leaves through slip covered clay, a process called sgraffito. I fire in a gas kiln, here at our Seagrove studio and participate in wood firings whenever the opportunity arises.
I am a blog writer and that is where I share our daily life experiences as working potters in Seagrove, NC.
Michele’s Pottery Gallery
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We are open and ready for the Celebration of Spring Pottery Tour! There are lots of beautiful pots in the studio that are waiting to go home with you.
505 East Main St.
Seagrove, NC
Open 9 - 5 on Saturday, April 20th. 10 - 5 on Sunday, April 21st.
April 20th, 9:18 am
Spring is the perfect time to visit Seagrove, NC. This weekend Seagrove Potters are hosting a three day studio tour. Information about the Celebration of Spring Pottery Tour can be found at discoverseagrove.com/events/celebration-of-spring-main-event/
April 17th, 5:17 pm
These tiny salt pigs are a smaller version of our regular size salt pig. They are just as cute, but take up less space on your counter! We have them available in our gallery in Seagrove, NC as well as in Michèle's Etsy shop.
www.gypsypotters.net
April 10th, 8:00 pm
Sugar dispenser pigs! Fresh from the kiln and on their way to their new home.
March 12th, 1:57 pm
Sneak peak of a Celadon Sink. The temperature inside the kiln is still 200°f .
March 10th, 5:52 pm
Beautiful color, the stamping looks exceptional. I always enjoy you and Jeff’s work.
Fabulous 🤩👍
And here is the full view of the porcelain sink with Celadon glaze. The greenness doesn't always work this well. We're very happy with this one.