Best Pottery Classes in Portland, ME

“It was great, but after looking directly at the address and not seeing it on google maps, I looked it up on Apple Maps where it was displayed properly.”

“So many beautiful pieces, it was hard to choose!”

“Not sure what they sell but they have a cool picture of a door online.”

“Love it, and the woman who runs it is enchanting!”

“We loved it so much, we will head to her studio for another art project.”

“Birch pottery is sooooooo pretty!!!!!”

“So, I first was turned on to Edgecomb Potters by a very dear friend, Ingeborg "Inky" Mac Dougall, who had a little house on a body of water in Nobleboro Maine, in or around 1980, when she took me to this little red school house in Edgecomb.”

“I love there stoneware especially for cooking but couldn't pass up the bunny figurines last time I was in.”

“We can now be a little closer even when we're far apart knowing that we're sipping our warm coffee or tea in our special mother/daughter snowman mugs.”

“I absolutely recommend The Potter's House to anyone looking for beautiful pottery.”

“Love the mugs we got from this cute little shop on the pier.”

“I am from China and I can easily figure out the ancient Chinese and Japanese feel in them.”

“Don't expect to walk out the door with your product because it can take a week to ten days to kiln it, but the end product is really amazing and they make great gifts.”

“Amy makes such beautiful pieces that I had to get something for myself as well!”