Although we call this "Moore Potteries" we would be doing the people of Moore County, our visitors, as well as the potteries themselves a great disservice if we did not list every pottery that we could find in the region. Nature itself originally set the geographic limits to this area (its down to the availability of the right type of clay). Although today most of the potters buy their clay in from Atlanta. It should be noted that a very few still dig and process their own clay. (If you are, or know who they are tell us and we will note it  on their listing).

• Area Potteries
• Potteries outside the Moore/Seagrove/Sandhills Area
• Potters supplies
• Pottery Festivals
• Pottery Links... Shops, Orgs, Exhibits, Co-ops etc.
• Pottery Grave Markers

As we have stated before this web site is an ongoing informational resource, it is our intention to eventually link each pottery to their web site or at least to a web page so you will have an idea of what they are capable of, and to see their style. If you are an owner of a pottery and you would like us to link to your site please use a contact form to let us know. Or we can create a web page for you here with photographs and an article about your work. (For a lot less than you would ever imagine) call us !

• Museum of NC Traditional Pottery
• North Carolina Pottery Center

  The Center interprets the history and technology of pottery-making in North Carolina through exhibits and educational programming; acquaints visitors with the locations and offerings of pottery shops around the state; preserves a collection of North Carolina pottery and related artifacts; sponsors research pertaining to the history of pottery making in this state.

• Potters of Seagrove
• Pottery Tours
• C E N T R A L C L A Y