Potters take
the elements of clay ~ water and fire~
and transform them into precious objects.
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Located: 4.5 miles south of Egg Harbor on Hwy. 42, then left (east) 1 mile on Plum Bottom Road. A Chad Luberger working studio gallery featuring Luberger Porcelain and other nationally collected artists amidst twenty stunning acres of Door County landscape. |
Located: 1.3 miles east of St Hwy. 42. Beautifully handcrafted pottery by resident artist, Renee Schwaller. Original work by regional artists. Gallery and studio situated on a turn of the century farmstead.
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Located: next to The Cookery restaurant Owners Tony and Renee Gebauer work on-site creating functional pottery designed and priced to be used and enjoyed as part of daily life.Also featured in the gallery are one-of-a-kind wood-fired pots.
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Located: on Gibraltar Rd in Fish Creek, across from Gibraltar School, off Hwy. 42. Abraham and Ginka Cohn welcome you! Handmade pottery, prints and sculpture. |
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Located: 1/4 mile south of Wilson's in the Shorewood Village Shops. Local potter Brian Fitzgerald welcomes visitors to his studio, shop and gallery located in a historic 1890's log cabin featuring decorative Raku and functional stoneware. |
Located 2.5 miles north of Sister Bay. This gallery and studio feature beautiful hand thrown pottery and tiles by David and Jeanne Aurelius. Their style reflects the environment of Door County. Jeanne is known for her whimsical lady vases. Works by other nationally known artists are included.
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Located: corner of St Hwy. 42 and Lakeview Road Thor and Judy Thoreson create and display their pottery in a century old storefront in Ellison Bay. Home and garden accessories compliment their work both in the gallery and on the grounds. |
John Dietrich and Diane McNeil's 'Art for Everyday' functional stoneware with gemlike glazes & their unusual pit-fired pottery expresses their love of Door County. |
