The Potter’s Shop is a unique artisan’s gallery featuring works of handmade pottery crafted by our in house studio members. Our studio offers classes for all ages and space for studio memberships. We carry a complete line of ceramic equipment and pottery supplies for clay enthusiasts.
The Potter’s Shop is a unique artisan’s gallery featuring works of handmade pottery crafted by our in house studio members. Our studio offers classes for all ages and space for studio memberships. We carry a complete line of ceramic equipment and pottery supplies for clay enthusiasts.
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The following potters take residence at The Potter’s Shop.
Raised on a rural Wisconsin farm, I spent my youth continuously immersed in a beautiful natural setting. As time passed I developed a great love for collecting leaves, berries…
I took the six-week introductory class at The Potter’s Shop. By the time the class was completed, I was hooked and realized that the medium provides unlimited possibilities!!
After many years of working in the left brain world of technology, I was starved for a dose of right brain creativity. A day spent at a Waukesha art crawl, the chance notice of a “pottery classes”…
I met Clay when I was in high school; it was love at first touch. But then, life got in the way and we were separated. Through the years, I would search out pieces of finished ‘clay’ but it wasn’t the same as manipulating Clay with my own hands.
Growing up, I passed a lot of time out in the forests of Wisconsin. Trying to capture the feel and texture of those woods in my pottery is what I’m currently trying to achieve.
My name is Kimberly Ray. I moved to Wisconsin in 2008 from Florida. I have been into crafting pretty much my whole life; making a wide variety of projects in all sorts of mediums as gifts for my family and friends
It’s the most relaxing process to be able to take a ball of clay and make a functional piece of pottery. I am always learning new methods whether it’s throwing or applying new textures to the surface or applying new glazes.
