Good Earth Pottery Studio

HistoryWe have been at our current location since 2009.SpecialtiesStephenson Pottery specializes in wood fired and salt glazed stoneware pottery. I make my own clay, built my own kiln, and make all my glazes. The kiln is 20 feet long and will hold upwards of 500-700 pots depending on size. We also make large 3-4 foot tall signature vases and planters. We are open by appointment and we also hold 3 kiln openings a year. Please sign up for our email mailing list by visiting my website www.ajspottery.com .

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