Theo Sable

Clay, metal, glass

917.627.0489

Odyssey Center

Christine S. Sams

Ceramics

828.891.9678

Odyssey Center

Linda Schaefer

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linda.schaefer3000@yahoo.com
828.318.7020

Odyssey Center

Stephen G. Sinykin

Clay & Stone Sculpture 

828.505.4048

Odyssey Center

Linda A. Sutton

Clay

423.278.8892

Odyssey Center

Lori Theriault / Crazy Green Studios

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828.333.0622
www.crazygreenstudios.com

Odyssey Center

heather n. tinnaro

functional ceramics

828.450-6053
www.htinnaro.com

Odyssey Center

Gregory A. Vineyard

Miscbowlsa2web Clay

Gvwithceramicsbwwww.vineyardcreative.byregion.net

Odyssey Center

Greg Vineyard creates Meditation/Keepsake Bowls, and promotes the idea that any item special to an individual can serve as a conduit for meditation and reflection on the journey toward balance, peace, light, love and spiritual centeredness. He is also a conceptual artist working primarily in clay, addressing communication and societal topics. Additional pursuits include tile design, illustration, mixed-media assemblage, greeting cards and writing.

Fran Welch

F_welsh Clay & Mixed Media

Franwelch 828.298.4558
franwelch.typepad.com
By appointment

Odyssey Center

Jillian Wolf / Coonwater Clay

Wolfsatorileavesandbranches Ceramics

Pottersjilli 828.348.4349
legacylife@charter.net

Odyssey Center

My artwork is a passion I grew into out of my passion for nature and all things earthy. One doesn't get much more down to earth than mud.  I love the feel of the wet clay in my hands, and the organic way it forms into pieces that are pleasing to the eye. My personal favorites are pieces that create themselves, that have an energy all their own. Like walking in the woods, I choose a path that appeals to me at the time and follow it through, more as an appreciative spectator than creator, to it’s natural conclusion – often a bowl or a plate, sometimes an unexpected sculptural piece. Having spent years viewing nature through the macro-lens of a camera, I have an acute sense of the beauty to be found in our local flora, which I often incorporate in original form or as stamps into my work. Most of my pieces are functional, and many of them serve dually as wall art or sculpture in the homes of patrons with an appreciation for our natural environment.