Mark Heywood

[...We are Whynot Pottery, we moved to Whynot NC in 1976 to live on the family farm and raise small livestock. We ended up fully embracing the pottery of the Seagrove area. Working together for the past forty years we have developed a style of work and palette of glazes to complement the clay beneath. Acacia Art Tile came about in 2009. It was a concept first put together by Meredith and her sister Lee Lewis. After the loss of her sister Lee, Meredith slowly worked into the tiles on her own. All the tiles are hand-rolled and hand-cut, after drying and firing, they are decorated to create images of the things around us, flowers from the garden, praying mantis, lizards, an added layer of tiles are the giraffes and sheep, with a whimsical point of view they have quickly become favorites....]

Whynot Pottery will be open four days a week.

Wednesday – Saturday 10 A.M. until 4 P.M.

If you’d like to visit on a day we aren’t normally open, email us or call for an appointment. If you call and no one answers we may be too muddy to pick up the phone but if you leave a message, we will return your call.

If you are planning days in advance email us at [email protected] or call (336) 873-9276 and leave a message indicating when you would like to visit.

I’ve been having some fun with small jars lately.

Information

1015 Fork Creek Mill Road
Seagrove, NC 27341

336-873-9276

Pottery Studio:

Whynot Pottery & Acacia Art Tile

Links:

Hours:

We are open Wednesday through Saturday 10 - 4:30
Appointment available by email or phone.