Handmade pottery & ceramics in Pennsylvania
Wheel-thrown mugs, bowls, planters and sculptural pieces from Pennsylvania potters and ceramic artists. The state has a long clay tradition, from Pennsylvania German redware to today's studio stoneware and porcelain.
Blind Mike's Pottery
Wheel-thrown and hand-built pottery by a blind Carlisle potter
Celia Feldberg
Sgraffito-drawn earthenware mugs, vases and platters from Philadelphia
Jordan McDonald
Wheel-thrown stoneware, vases, sconces and mirrors from West Philly
Keystone Pottery
Wheel-thrown stoneware mugs, bowls and vases from McKean County
Lana Heckendorn
Thrown and hand-built porcelain teapots, mugs and vases from Carlisle
MAB Handmade
Wheel-thrown stoneware pottery for everyday use from Mechanicsburg
Maddy Made Pottery
Handmade pottery from Schwenksville
Margaret Seidenberg-Ellis
Slab-built ceramic boxes pressed with leaf, bark and twig textures
Maria Albornoz
Wheel-thrown and coil-built pottery with painted, gestural surfaces
Pittsburgh Pottery
Handmade pottery from Pittsburgh
Stover Ceramics
Hand-carved functional pottery with matte glazes from South Philly
Wheel of Light Studio
Wood-fired, raku and porcelain pottery from a Halifax studio
Wilz Pottery Redware
Traditional Pennsylvania redware pottery by Denise Wilz
Common questions
Where can I buy handmade pottery & ceramics in Pennsylvania?
Handmade Pennsylvania lists 13 pottery & ceramics makers in Pennsylvania, including Blind Mike's Pottery, Celia Feldberg, Jordan McDonald, Keystone Pottery, Lana Heckendorn and 8 more. The most are in Philadelphia Area (5), Harrisburg & Hershey (5), and Lehigh Valley (1). Each listing links directly to the maker's own website or shop.
Are there pottery & ceramics makers near Philadelphia?
Yes. 5 makers in the Philadelphia Area region: Celia Feldberg (Philadelphia), Jordan McDonald (Philadelphia), Maddy Made Pottery (Schwenksville), Maria Albornoz (Philadelphia), and Stover Ceramics (Philadelphia).
Are there pottery & ceramics makers near Harrisburg & Hershey?
Yes. 5 makers in the Harrisburg & Hershey region: Blind Mike's Pottery (Carlisle), Lana Heckendorn (Carlisle), MAB Handmade (Mechanicsburg), Margaret Seidenberg-Ellis (Lebanon), and Wheel of Light Studio (Halifax).
Are there pottery & ceramics makers near Lehigh Valley?
Yes. 1 maker in the Lehigh Valley region: Wilz Pottery Redware (Macungie).
Where can I meet pottery & ceramics makers in person?
Craft fairs are the best place to buy directly from makers. Coming up next in Pennsylvania: Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show (Nov 6–8, 2026, Philadelphia), Carlisle Christmas Craft Show (Sat, Nov 7, 2026, Carlisle), and I Made It! for the Holidays at The Block Northway (Sat, Nov 7, 2026, Pittsburgh). See the full craft fair calendar for more.