Potters – Seagrove Potters

Seagrove Potters

Listing the individual potters that make up the Seagrove Area Potters Association.

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Linda Potts

Margie Nance

TravisOwens

Travis Owens

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Michele Hastings

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Fred Johnston

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Carol Gentithes

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Jason Luck

Pamela Owens

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David Fernandez

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Bryan Pulliam

Sandra Oquinn

Sandra O’Quinn

Anne Partna

Anne Pärtna

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Audrey Valone

Cat Viera Akerman

Nicole Kluba

Chad Brown

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Glenn McNeil

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Buster Kennedy

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Deborah Garner

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David Stuempfle

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Michelle Kovack

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Benjamin Owen IV

Michael Mahan

Michael Mahan

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Keith Martindale

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Patty Teague Allen

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Sid Luck

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Seagrove Art Pottery

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Craig Kovack

Hannah Cupp

Eck McCanless

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Donna Craven

Jeff Dean

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Mary Farrell

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Donna Hertzog

Blaize Gardner Kluba

Samantha-Henneke

Samantha Henneke

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Matt Luck

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Stillman Howe

Dan-Triece

Dan Triece

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Bayle Owens

PhilPollet

Phillip Pollet

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Crystal King

Ben Owen III at work in his studio on Wednesday, January 8, 2014, in Seagrove, N.C. JERRY WOLFORD

His forefathers came to North Carolina from England as early as the late 1700s to ply their craft and furnish storage jars and other utilitarian wares for the early settlers. Ben's grandfather, master potter Ben Owen, Sr., admired early oriental pottery displayed in museums and collections and translated those works into his own style of pottery. Ben the III's work was influenced by his grandfather at an early age. He studied pottery as an apprentice with his grandfather and later at East Carolina University. Like his grandfather, Ben III's pottery reflects a foundation of traditional designs as well as oriental translations. In later years, he traveled around the US attending workshops and conferences and abroad to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and recently to China where he diversified his experience while taking advantage of an exchange program and visiting local artists.

Ben Owen III

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Jeff Potts

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Jinsong Kim

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Windy Wallace

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Scott Thomas

Frank Neef

Frank Neef

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Hitomi Shibata

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Carol Kim

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Daniel and Leanna Marley

Stephanie Martin

Stephanie Nicole Martin

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Lori Clodfelter

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Takuro Shibata

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David Garner

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Bobbie Thomas

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Morgan Hatfield

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Kate Waltman

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Vernon Owens

Nick Havner

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Pam Kennedy

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Cale & Christy Williams

Bonnie Burns

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Erin Younge

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Alexa Modderno

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Matthew Nance

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Jared Zehmer

Melanie-Dennison

Melanie Dennison

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Jennie Lorette Keatts

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Danielle Kelly

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Fiva McCanless

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Matthew Kelly

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Jeff Brown

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Evelyn Ray

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Bruce Gholson

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Garrett McNeill

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Paul Ray

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Wyndham Dennison

Silas Bradley

Chris Luther