African Pottery Sites

Kleilat Pottery was born from the shared dream of two friends that met by chance in Portland, Oregon, to create unique, functional pottery. Being born and raised in South Africa, we strive to create from our South African heritage, using earth tones and patterns applied to rustic form. We also have an admiration for handmade European lace and often use imprints on our work. Continued education...

Exhibiting contemporary and cultural African paintings, originals and prints, collectibles, sculpture, arts and crafts, pottery, ceramics and African home furnishings. Galleria Africana -African Paintings, Art, Crafts, Ceramics, Pottery and furniture. Your comments are important to us. Please Add your comments to this guestbook!

Global Decor: Shop original hand-crafted furniture, accents, pillows, textiles, baskets, poufs, artwork, etc… beautiful designs with ancient roots. Unique statement pieces that add modern global flair to interior spaces and inspire rooms you'll love everyday. Good design is about communicating… discovering unique impressions in handmade items that are crafted with rich organic and upcycled...

African Violet Pots : - Animal Pots Lace Pots Square Pots Round Ruffled Pots Single Hole Pots Small Pots Tea Pot Styles Double Violet Pots Pottery Style Classic Style Round Pots Modern Cone Shaped Scallop Design african violet pots, self watering, containers, planters, kilnmenow, mini violet pots, large violet pots, animal pots. Stock changes daily, so most pots are made to order. Please allow...

Jim McDowell, the black potter, creates unique face jugs with African-American features to pay homage to his ancestors who survived the Middle Passage. His works of art, biography and techniques, including firing, are on this site. Slaves were not allowed to have tombstones, they said, so sometimes pottery or even a  face jug served as their grave markers. My great-great-great-great Aunt...

Pottery detective, Adriaan Turgel, Sammy’s nephew, scours the Far East for fabulous super-sized rustic, antique, and contemporary urns, planters, fish ponds, rare porcelain and traditional ceramics. For the Bonsai enthusiast, the Liebermann Gallery has the largest selection of planters on the continent. Intrepid bargain hunters will find seconds at half-price in the courtyard. An exciting array...

Pottery detective, Adriaan Turgel, Sammy’s nephew, scours the Far East for fabulous super-sized rustic, antique, and contemporary urns, planters, fish ponds, rare porcelain and traditional ceramics. For the Bonsai enthusiast, the Liebermann Gallery has the largest selection of planters on the continent. Intrepid bargain hunters will find seconds at half-price in the courtyard. An exciting array...

Visit our online shop for gifts & collectables from a wide range of manufacturers. African Plains Amber Days Beatrix Potter Birchhearts Snowmen Bowbrook Studios Burslem Pottery Caithness Calico Kittens Car Couture Cherished Teddies Comfort Candles Country Artists Declans Finnians Disney And Warner Brothers Enchantica Forever Friends Forget Me Knot Elephants Gleneagles John Beswick Little Things...

Raku is an ancient Asian ceramic firing technique with Terra Cotta Pottery has adapted to Africa. The pottery is inspired by nature, people and the surrounds of Africa. Rika Franken was born to a graphic artist mother and a father of aristocratic descent with a restless but innovative spirit in 1960 in Germany. After High school she moved with her family to the Westerwald region where she...

With a commitment to excellence in design, innovation and sustainability, Mohawk Group provides a wide range of flooring solutions for commercial environments. Believe in Better. Inspired by a collaboration with the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and the Museum of International Folk Art in New Mexico, Crafted Convergence draws on influences from broad and varied sources—from Native American...

The best known African figures carved in stone come from the regions inhabited by the Kissi, the Mende and the Sherbro. These are small squatting figures believed to be very old. They are often known also as nomoli or pomta and are nearly always uncovered in tilled land. In many cases residues of earth and roots can still be found, others were kept on domestic altars and their patina is formed...

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