Sweetbriar Studio Art

Some neat designs here.

Click here for the Etsy shop.

Curse Of The Bleeding Skulls

More works by Nicole Pangas here.

Artifact Pottery

Always cool designs here.

More works and a link to their shop here.

Artifact Pottery Finds

Man, these sell out fast when they're on her shop, but the below are about to go to an expo on April 30th.

Thanks, Wren!

Click here for Artifacts' IG.

And here for the empty Etsy shop!

Sullen Whimsy

Stoneware Ceramics by Stacey Marie.

Thanks, Wren!

Click here to see more.

Face Jugs

The tradition of pottery with faces dates back to Egyptian and Mesopotamian times and appears in many other cultures thoughout history. There are conflicting accounts, multiple stories, and varying theories about the 1st face jugs in the US. One account lists an unknown potter in Massachusetts as the creator of the 1st face jug in the US. Another account traces the 1st face jugs in the US to African slaves who worked on American plantations. One theory suggests that these early face jugs were used as grave markers by slaves. These jugs were supposed to ward off evil spirits. A South Carolina potter, who can trace his ancestors to slavery, states that "the idea was that the face jug would be ugly enough to scare the devil away from your grave so your soul could go to heaven."

Click below for some history...

Artifact Pottery

It's been a while since I featured this cool shop (though currently there are no items for sale on their Etsy store).  But it's great eye candy.

Click here for the Etsy shoppe (bookmark that thang).

And click here for their IG.

Scrimshaw Pottery

Click below for some really cool designs...

Artifact Pottery

Some really neat stuff here.

Click here for their Etsy Shop.

Halloween Polish Pottery

More items here.

Rorschach Plates

I see two cheap, selfish, and impatient parents who wanted all the fruits of life with none of the hard work...

or a moth.

 More therapy here.

Lonesomeville Halloween

Some great wall masks from the Lonesomeville Pottery Company.

Click below:

And click here to see their amazing Halloween display from past years.

 

Uber Growlers

By artist Tim Carlburg.



Click here for more.

Thanks, Rene!

Hangman's Tree

Really great work by Shellhawk.

Shellhawk's Creations etsy shop.

The Sunshine Shed

Some new additions to The Sunshine Shed's Halloween offerings.

Great company. I'm a very satisfied customer of the Shed.

thesunshineshed.com

Pottery Farm

Great pottery shop with some really wonderful designs.










Suzanne's Pottery Farm.