Online Store

Welcome to our online store. This is the place to shop for art and gifts all made by artists. We are showcasing original items from our current show. To navigate the store, you can scroll through our products below or you can also use the keyword search entering items like artist name, title, price and more.

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Ceramic and Pottery

Blue Ceramic Garlic Jar by Kristina Chadwick Type: Jewelry Price: $55.00	Coaster Sets - Fireworks by Francine Kay Type: Home Decor, Children and Whimsical Price: $24.00

	$Product Description: Turquoise Vase by Bob Deane</br></br>Bob Deane Pottery</br></br>Materials Used: local hand harvested clay</br></br>10x7x7 inches</br></br>Artist Statement: I sell functional stoneware ceramics made with local hand dug clay and unique sculptural items. I have been doing pottery for 30+ years with an emphasis on simple ergonomic forms and a rich, highly varied pallet of glazes.</br></br>From my earliest creative memory as a child in the early seventies, I felt compelled to explore the hidden patterns I sensed in the world around me. The desire to make representative images was always secondary. Now, as then, I am not trying to create an image in my mind, but rather to trap the pattern of life that seems hidden but constant. I am following a progression of ideas from earlier works and thoughts to a point where they can coalesce in an intuitive sense of rightness. A few years ago, when I became aware of fractals and their beautiful non-repeating patterns, I thought to myself, “There it is. That is what I have been looking for.”</br></br>Bio: I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in 1990 at the Community Arts Center in Wallingford, Pa. I have been a full time potter since 2000, teaching ceramics and selling work all over the tristate area. I have a special interest in harvesting local clay for use in my stoneware clay. I have spend countless hour experimenting and perfecting glazes.</br></br>$82</br></br>*Price is subject to sales tax</br></br>Item Number: BD4</br>$
Coaster Sets - Pink and Violet Dots by Francine Ka Type: Home Decor, Children and Whimsical Price: $24.00	Turquoise Vase by Bob Deane Type: Ceramics and Pottery Price: $82.00

$Product Description: Scalloped Bowl by Bob Deane</br></br>Bob Deane Pottery</br></br>Materials Used: local hand harvested clay</br></br>5x8x8 inches</br></br>Artist Statement: I sell functional stoneware ceramics made with local hand dug clay and unique sculptural items. I have been doing pottery for 30+ years with an emphasis on simple ergonomic forms and a rich, highly varied pallet of glazes.</br></br>From my earliest creative memory as a child in the early seventies, I felt compelled to explore the hidden patterns I sensed in the world around me. The desire to make representative images was always secondary. Now, as then, I am not trying to create an image in my mind, but rather to trap the pattern of life that seems hidden but constant. I am following a progression of ideas from earlier works and thoughts to a point where they can coalesce in an intuitive sense of rightness. A few years ago, when I became aware of fractals and their beautiful non-repeating patterns, I thought to myself, “There it is. That is what I have been looking for.”</br></br>Bio: I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in 1990 at the Community Arts Center in Wallingford, Pa. I have been a full time potter since 2000, teaching ceramics and selling work all over the tristate area. I have a special interest in harvesting local clay for use in my stoneware clay. I have spend countless hour experimenting and perfecting glazes.</br></br>$66</br></br>*Price is subject to sales tax</br></br>Item Number: BD7</br>$	$Product Description: Carved Bowl by Bob Deane</br></br>Bob Deane Pottery</br></br>Materials Used: local hand harvested clay</br></br>4x10x7 inches</br></br>Artist Statement: I sell functional stoneware ceramics made with local hand dug clay and unique sculptural items. I have been doing pottery for 30+ years with an emphasis on simple ergonomic forms and a rich, highly varied pallet of glazes.</br></br>From my earliest creative memory as a child in the early seventies, I felt compelled to explore the hidden patterns I sensed in the world around me. The desire to make representative images was always secondary. Now, as then, I am not trying to create an image in my mind, but rather to trap the pattern of life that seems hidden but constant. I am following a progression of ideas from earlier works and thoughts to a point where they can coalesce in an intuitive sense of rightness. A few years ago, when I became aware of fractals and their beautiful non-repeating patterns, I thought to myself, “There it is. That is what I have been looking for.”</br></br>Bio: I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in 1990 at the Community Arts Center in Wallingford, Pa. I have been a full time potter since 2000, teaching ceramics and selling work all over the tristate area. I have a special interest in harvesting local clay for use in my stoneware clay. I have spend countless hour experimenting and perfecting glazes.</br></br>$120</br></br>*Price is subject to sales tax</br></br>Item Number: BD14</br>$
Scalloped Bowl by Bob Deane Type: Ceramics and Pottery Price: $66.00	Carved Bowl by Bob Deane Type: Ceramics and Pottery Price: $120.00

$Product Description: Mug 5by Bob Deane</br>Bob Deane Pottery</br></br>Green mug with square handle. Food, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.</br>Materials Used: local hand harvested clay</br>4.5 inches tall inches</br></br>Artist Statement: I sell functional stoneware ceramics made with local hand dug clay and unique sculptural items. I have been doing pottery for 30+ years with an emphasis on simple ergonomic forms and a rich, highly varied pallet of glazes.</br>From my earliest creative memory as a child in the early seventies, I felt compelled to explore the hidden patterns I sensed in the world around me. The desire to make representative images was always secondary. Now, as then, I am not trying to create an image in my mind, but rather to trap the pattern of life that seems hidden but constant. I am following a progression of ideas from earlier works and thoughts to a point where they can coalesce in an intuitive sense of rightness. A few years ago, when I became aware of fractals and their beautiful non-repeating patterns, I thought to myself, “There it is. That is what I have been looking for.”</br>Bio: I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in 1990 at the Community Arts Center in Wallingford, Pa. I have been a full time potter since 2000, teaching ceramics and selling work all over the tristate area. I have a special interest in harvesting local clay for use in my stoneware clay. I have spent countless hour experimenting and perfecting glazes.</br></br>$26</br>*Price is subject to sales tax</br></br>Item Number: BD20</br>$
Mug 5 by Bob Deane Type: Ceramics and Pottery Price: $26.00	Small Vase by Bob Deane Type: Ceramics and Pottery Price: $22.00

$Product Description: Bowl with Texture by Bob Deane</br></br>Bob Deane Pottery</br></br>Materials Used: local hand harvested clay</br></br>5.25 inch diameter, 3 inches tall</br></br>Artist Statement: I sell functional stoneware ceramics made with local hand dug clay and unique sculptural items. I have been doing pottery for 30+ years with an emphasis on simple ergonomic forms and a rich, highly varied pallet of glazes.</br></br>From my earliest creative memory as a child in the early seventies, I felt compelled to explore the hidden patterns I sensed in the world around me. The desire to make representative images was always secondary. Now, as then, I am not trying to create an image in my mind, but rather to trap the pattern of life that seems hidden but constant. I am following a progression of ideas from earlier works and thoughts to a point where they can coalesce in an intuitive sense of rightness. A few years ago, when I became aware of fractals and their beautiful non-repeating patterns, I thought to myself, “There it is. That is what I have been looking for.”</br></br>Bio: I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in 1990 at the Community Arts Center in Wallingford, Pa. I have been a full time potter since 2000, teaching ceramics and selling work all over the tristate area. I have a special interest in harvesting local clay for use in my stoneware clay. I have spend countless hour experimenting and perfecting glazes.</br></br>$28</br>*Price is subject to sales tax</br></br>Item Number: BD26</br>$
Bowl with Texture Type: Ceramics and Pottery Price: $28.00