Hand Blown Glass Pumpkins By Terri Sigler Traditional Glassblowing It is always interesting to us, to learn how an artist gets started. But of all the stories we have heard over the years, Terri Sigler’s is one of the most unique: according to Terri she started her journey into traditional glassblowing in 2006, when her husband gifted her with a traditional
Women Ceramic Artists of Asheville Did you know that pottery can range from fired bricks and ceramic tiles to earthenware and stoneware to porcelain and fine china? Well, here at Mountain Made at one time or another we have just about all of these styles…hmmm, except for the bricks and dining china. So thinking over these styles of pottery making,
Pottery pocket planters by master ceramic artist Tamara Matthews Tamara creates handcrafts each of her ceramic pieces. Her artwork is primarily used for home decor and architectural accents. She says, ” Nature has always been, and continues to be a source of inspiration for my work. Each of my [pieces] are hand sculpted and invites you to run your fingers
This Holiday Season – Safe Glassblowing Demonstrations We invite you to warm up your holiday shopping season with a mesmerizing display of glassblowing magic! We here at Mountain Made Gallery are thrilled to welcome one of Asheville’s most talented glassblowers, Jason Probstein. Jason will be performing live glassblowing demos creating his colorful Christmas ornaments inside Mountain Made. Check out a
Artist Patricia Van West is best known here at Mountain Made for her unique, “firecracker” wall vases. She creates these one-of-a-kind ceramic vessels by molding clay around a live firecracker to get that explosive effects. But recently she has turned her attention to creating these festive fall tabletop candleholder in her trademark style. Check out them out below…click the
Porcelain Plates & Platters Annette Libby says, “I was born and raised in Germany, and moved to the United States more then 30 years ago. I am a self taught artist and my work is greatly influenced by my love for nature. I have been working as a clay artist for 20 plus years now. Graceful, simplistic forms found in
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