Clay/Porcelain Vendors

Dorit Landau

Dorit Landau combines art glass and vintage china to create collectible tiles, frames, mirrors and trays in finely finished mosaic. Dorit's influences include French picassiette, American quilt patterns and each piece is unique.
Website: http://www.broken-plates.com

Eileen Kornbluh Pottery

"From the irregular structure of tree bark and leaves, to the more symmetrical pattern woven in lace and burlap, or simply inscribing my own design, I look to create a multiple dimension in each piece by using these elements as impressions. Being such an ancient craft, it seems natural to utilize these textures to appear as fossils in the clay. Choosing glaze colors reflecting nature, then enhancing them with details such as leather and beads, I am constantly challenged to create a unique and functional piece that shows balance, proportion, and interest to all that view it."
Website: http://www.ekpottery.com

Gloria Singer Pottery

Gloria Singer has been a painter, illustrator and graphic designer all herlife. Ten years ago she became interested in ceramics. Making pots has become her passion. Clay is an extension herself. She is constantly juggling control and spontaneity, looking to find her own voice in clay.
Website: http://www.gloriasingerpottery.com

Gloria Singer

KJ Ceramics

P2 Ware Art Tile

RoozArt

"I start by making tubes of clay, called ‘canes’, with multiple clay colors and patterns running through their length (like a sushi roll). I arrange and layer the colors in the clay to make the designs. Canes are then sliced, combined and placed in various molds. They’re baked to create the final pieces."
Website: http://www.roozart.com

Under the Sea Pottery

Hand thrown, hand built stone ware pottery--each piece individually handcrafted with functionality a priority. All pieces are microwave, dishwasher, and food safe.
Website: http://www.undertheseapottery.com