Clay Fest Oregon

Clay Fest Oregon Clay Fest 2025 October 3-5. Visit our website for more information. www.clayfestonline.com

Siobhan Holden has been working with clay for about 15 years. Siobhan taught children to throw during high school, and h...
09/06/2026

Siobhan Holden has been working with clay for about 15 years. Siobhan taught children to throw during high school, and has been working as an artist since 2021. Siobhan takes inspiration from the beauty of the natural world for both pottery and sculptures.
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Sandy Brown's pottery is both functional and decorative but most of all meant to be used daily in your home and kitchen....
09/05/2026

Sandy Brown's pottery is both functional and decorative but most of all meant to be used daily in your home and kitchen. Sandy throws and handbuilds pieces, working with porcelain clay and occasionally stoneware. Sandy's slab-built collections are created with a variety of textured surfaces and the wheel thrown work is a simple balance that plays nicely with the brightly colored slab designs. Check out Sandy's work in booth 51!

Laurie Morris has been working in clay since moving to Oregon in 2011. Laurie is inspired by plants and animals, pattern...
09/05/2026

Laurie Morris has been working in clay since moving to Oregon in 2011. Laurie is inspired by plants and animals, pattern and texture, and random things that happen in everyday life, and enjoys the challenge of seeing how these things can be translated into clay.

Darah Lundberg is an educator and studio potter based in Portland. Darah predominantly throws and alters but always enj...
09/04/2026

Darah Lundberg is an educator and studio potter based in Portland. Darah predominantly throws and alters but always enjoy a little handbuilding. Darah looks to current surroundings and past life lived to glean inspiration.

Debbie Sharp first touched clay in January 2025 at 71 years old. The boredom buster quickly became a passion. Debbie foc...
09/03/2026

Debbie Sharp first touched clay in January 2025 at 71 years old. The boredom buster quickly became a passion. Debbie focuses on colored clay techniques, including nerikomi, neriage, and mokume game. Her work is primarily functional but also includes decorative and jewelry.

Brian Gorrin started making mud pies at age 7, and has been working clay ever since. Brian's focus is on wheel thrown sc...
09/02/2026

Brian Gorrin started making mud pies at age 7, and has been working clay ever since. Brian's focus is on wheel thrown sculpture and functional ware.

earthspun_pottery is a woman-owned, small business featuring small-batch, limited run ceramics. You can find unique porc...
09/01/2026

earthspun_pottery is a woman-owned, small business featuring small-batch, limited run ceramics. You can find unique porcelain luminaries that light up with a candle. They are made with translucent porcelain, thrown on the pottery wheel and then carved by hand to reveal geometric and representational images. Find these beautiful creations in booth 44!

In booth 43 you'll find Laura Wikane, an artist who enjoys making functional ceramics for everyday use with bold colors ...
09/01/2026

In booth 43 you'll find Laura Wikane, an artist who enjoys making functional ceramics for everyday use with bold colors to brighten up your day. Nature is the inspiration behind her glazing with ocean waves on sandy beaches dinnerware and with her rich dark textured dinnerware in green, brown, and amber. As the lead organizer for Clay Fest, Laura brings together the many styles of potters from the Willamette Valley area for others to enjoy each fall. She is making the world more beautiful one mug at a time.

Note: we previously had listed Nancy Adams as sharing booth 43 with Laura. Nancy is actually in booth 53.

In booth 43 you'll find Terrapin Pottery (Laura Wilkane) and Nancy Adams. Laura Wikane is an artist who enjoys making fu...
08/31/2026

In booth 43 you'll find Terrapin Pottery (Laura Wilkane) and Nancy Adams. Laura Wikane is an artist who enjoys making functional ceramics for everyday use with bold colors to brighten up your day. Nature is the inspiration behind her glazing with ocean waves on sandy beaches dinnerware and with her rich dark textured dinnerware in green, brown, and amber. As the lead organizer for Clay Fest, Laura brings together the many styles of potters from the Willamette Valley area for others to enjoy each fall. She is making the world more beautiful one mug at a time.

Nancy Adams gave her life to clay at age 18, and enjoyed many happy years of making sculptural pottery. Nancy's work represents the use of animal and plant totems and their inspiration as guides through life. Nancy throws and carves each piece, hand models and sculpts flora and fauna. The process includes airbrushing matte underglazes and firing to maturity in an oxidation kiln.

After a 28-year career in mosaics, Karen found her way back to clay. She began exploring ceramics in 2006 and later sold...
08/27/2026

After a 28-year career in mosaics, Karen found her way back to clay. She began exploring ceramics in 2006 and later sold her work through Clayfolk in Southern Oregon. After moving to Portland in 2019, clay became an increasingly important part of her creative practice, and today she devotes herself full time to creating ceramics.

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