I really had to stop by Crystal's shop and I wanted to buy a piece from another Crystal! Joke was…read moreon me- I fell in love with an oil dispenser bottle made by one of her friends! Oh well- I shopped her store. This shop is beautiful outside- very welcoming. Inside it is full, make sure you walk around a few times to see everything. She was working on a pot while I shopped- so much fun!

Really excellent pottery. The potter works in the store and helps all her customers.read more

I love the acorn man bird houses! And all the glaze combos are simply spectacular glazes. I snagged…read morea fabulously glazed tumbler on this recent visit. Last time John picked out a baked apple dish! I love the variety of pieces and glazes. Prices are great too!

Very friendly folks…read more Then there is the beautiful pottery in great quantity, all set apart by the styles and variety from the everyday ceramic humdrum in most shops that we use to furnish our kitchens and our lives. Why pick up a cup from a department store when you can have "the only one"? Then, there is the invention: A small pound cake ceramic pan (with recipe). A bowl for cooking and serving an individual baked apple. An Apple shaped Apple Crisp bowl that goes straight to the table. In case you've ever given thought as to how your family will remember you, someone picking up a unique piece of cookware and having fond memories of mealtime around the table is not a bad way to be recalled. We have been very impressed with Sandra and Glenn. They are not a secret in the area, but maybe less known than they should be.

Almost at the bottom of Pottery Road, you'll find Bulldog Pottery 's sign. If you're like me,…read more you had to turn around to go back! Down a driveway, you will find the shop/ gallery. My dear friend Kathy said i would like the work and she was right! I love crystalline glazes, textured surfaces & varied surface decorations & I could get all of that here! I settled on one cup, sweetly decorated with flowers. Simple, elegant & it felt wonderful in my hand! The gentleman was very sweet too, he knew i was in town for conference & this was a quick stop & a great find!

I loved this little shop! It is packed to the gills with art! Pottery, quilting, yarn works and…read moremore! This shop features artists in Seagrove and beyond! I found some cool wall plaques that I loved and John found little towels that had the different branches of the service on them! John also found a stray kitten that the owners have been trying to find a home for! The scmuck named her Raku and then we didn't find a way to take her home! Never name a baby you are not planning to keep! Anyway- the shop was wonderful! Great start to our whirlwind trip through Seagrove!

My daughter and I are pottery enthusiasts and Seagrove is the town to visit and this was one of…read moremany shops we visited. A wide selection of pottery from local artists. The workers were so nice, not overbearing as we tried to decided what we wanted to purchase. Prices were very reasonable. One of the many great shops to visit.

Another suggestion from my dear friend Kathy- when I drive out to Triple C, go a bit further and…read morecheck out Teague's Frogtown- generational potter & worth the visit! Christy at Triple C even called ahead to make sure they were open! I do love rural America. Not only did i find something, we also traded & she snagged an extra piece from me. This quiet interaction was so sweet. Shop small, support your artists! This shop is a gem, she's low on stock right now, but she's back in the studio! She'll have more work real soon. I love her flowers!!!

The owners (Fred & Jean Teague) are friends with a couple in our church, and today was the 2nd time…read moreI've been there. They had just come back from a camping trip, but they opened up just for our church group. Several people in our group said that the prices were good. Good folks....

My oh my, what big kins!!! When we parked I was already eyeing the kiln shed- woodfiring kilns! I…read morespent a couple weeks this summer helping to build one in St Augustine- so I am excited to see others kilns now. I loved the pottery shop and was peeking into the studio area- Ben was in there working and came out to chat with us. I had already picked out a couple pieces of pottery from inside the shop. And I was greeted at the shop door by Elvis meowing at me! I reached down to pet him and the girl working the shop told me he was begging for food. Lucky Elvis, I had kitty treats in the car! John chased me into the store when he saw me grab the cat treats, lol. I was able to shop while John fed and pet Elvis! Win, win. I made sure to take plenty of pictures & it turns out- my professor had met Ben when he was in graduate school. Pottery makes for a small world! A must stop on the pottery trail through Seagrove!

Ben makes wonderful pottery. Each piece is more beautiful than the photos. Ben is a fantastic…read moreperson, easy to know and like. Thank you, Ben, for creating this work of art for me and others to enjoy.

I visited Seagrove in October, but Eck's shop was closed during my short visit & this shop was…read morerecommended by both Frank Neef and Dirtworks (other local potters)- I love finding unique pots. This shop specializes in marbled and carved pots and jewelry made with scraps by his wife. I was mesmerized by the demo! He showed me his process of going from 4 colors of clay to throwing a plate on the wheel, lifting the sides into a bowl (to preserve the marbled and not muddy the colors). He then picked up a leather hard bowl and demonstrated how to carve the layers back and creating evolving patterns around the pots. This is another one that makes the list for must return and I will be sharing his info with my local studios in case anyone wants to invite him to host a workshop here in Florida!

Eck McCanless treated us to a demonstration of his work. He threw a pot and then pulled one that…read morewas in process to show us how he carves the exterior of his swirled vases, tumblers, and oil dispensers. It was wonderful and a first time experience for my friend who loves pottery but has never seen a potter work. McCanless Pottery is truly unique in Seagrove. He layers different colored clays so, that when they are on the wheel and he pulls a container a spiral pattern appears. Once the container has dried for a spell, he will carefully and skillfully carved the exterior to accentuate the beauty of the pattern. His selection is lovely - my friend purchased a piece from his blue series and I could not resist the unique violet. We highly recommend a visit to see this potter - you will never forget it.

Really cool pottery here. Specialize in the use of horse hair, although not alone in this concept…read moreas you see other places with it too, this guy really focuses on it. Beautiful outcomes. Just wish he weren't so pro-army, I mean, I was glad he was glad to support the troops and wanted to keep thanking the manchild I was with, but still, it was a little weird at the end. I should have bought something, but I was in the mood to get mugs and this was more oh-so-pretty and less oh-so-functional.

Had a memorial piece done for our dog using his hair. It's beautiful. The owners are so kind,…read morethey told us how happy they were to be able to do this for us. They will do any type of hair and they also do feathers. This is a process done by American Indians using horsehair. A must stop when you are in the area.