I loved this little shop! It is packed to the gills with art! Pottery, quilting, yarn works and…read moremore! This shop features artists in Seagrove and beyond! I found some cool wall plaques that I loved and John found little towels that had the different branches of the service on them! John also found a stray kitten that the owners have been trying to find a home for! The scmuck named her Raku and then we didn't find a way to take her home! Never name a baby you are not planning to keep! Anyway- the shop was wonderful! Great start to our whirlwind trip through Seagrove!

My daughter and I are pottery enthusiasts and Seagrove is the town to visit and this was one of…read moremany shops we visited. A wide selection of pottery from local artists. The workers were so nice, not overbearing as we tried to decided what we wanted to purchase. Prices were very reasonable. One of the many great shops to visit.

This shop is adjacent to the bed & breakfast, the mayor is a potter in addition to running several…read morelocal businesses! Surprisingly, this was my first time in! The parking is tight, probably why I missed it before- but I was thrilled to find a party platter for crackers and dip or whatever tickles your tastebuds! Stunning work, you should definitely check them out.

I do stand by the comment I made . The People are rude and have no morals about what they do to the…read moretown to prosper. I know because I have had dealings with the business.

There is a Seagrove Pottery shop/studio tour map and Potts Pottery is listed as an "Appointment…read moreOnly" Kiln unloading stop, when in fact Mrs. Potts has a little shop on site that was open when we drove by! I loved her little shop and really loved getting a little perspective from a generational potter. Both her mother's and father's family were potters and she was one of five kids who were raised making pottery and feeding the farm animals. She talked to me about how as a small kid- you would make 100 coaster a day to start. Once you were consistent enough, you could move onto bowls. Her shop was filled with production pottery and I felt a little sad that this was work for these families and not the artistic outlet that pottery is to me. She also shared one technique I had never heard of and now I am itching to try! I picked out two little syrup pitchers from her shop- I thought they were adorable and our Bed and Breakfast was using them- so I was inspired to bring some home with me. I truly enjoyed this little stop and Mrs. Potts made a lasting impression on me!

Love their people cups. Life is too short to take too seriously. Make great coffee mugs and gifts…read morefor loved ones. These are easy people to work with. Friendly and helpful.

This is a great business for finding that item on your list that's hard to find. New and gently pre…read moreowned items can be found here. Antiques, vintage, new and the selection is endless. Stop by and you'll be happy you went.

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Really cool pottery here. Specialize in the use of horse hair, although not alone in this concept…read moreas you see other places with it too, this guy really focuses on it. Beautiful outcomes. Just wish he weren't so pro-army, I mean, I was glad he was glad to support the troops and wanted to keep thanking the manchild I was with, but still, it was a little weird at the end. I should have bought something, but I was in the mood to get mugs and this was more oh-so-pretty and less oh-so-functional.

Had a memorial piece done for our dog using his hair. It's beautiful. The owners are so kind,…read morethey told us how happy they were to be able to do this for us. They will do any type of hair and they also do feathers. This is a process done by American Indians using horsehair. A must stop when you are in the area.

It was getting close to closing time- that last hour where it will be hit or miss for open shops…read more It was just after 4pm in a small town of Seagrove and we stopped in at Dirtworks. The huge dog was the lasting impression and the young man who was so nice to chat with me! This was another shop that surprised me inside- it was huge and had beautiful displays!!! I had to lap the building a few times just to decide on a piece! John helped too and was also impressed with the sweet baby girl we met! She is the best greeter! I loved the studio space in the back- you can see through the window! You know I was peeking at what was in progress!

Beautiful showroom with many potters on display. The owner is friendly and I love his pottery. I…read morefound a range of pieces and styles from inexpensive to more pricey. Definitely worth the trip if you are in the area.

A sweet gallery in downtown Seagrove- this shop has lots of artisan wares in various mediums-…read morepottery, because it is a pottery town- but also lots of other fun art! Soaps, honey, 2d artwork.... the garden stacks are a favorite! I stopped here back in October and John found a coaster with his college on it! This time they had a matching mug in stock. They had even more this time around and I look forward to shopping here again on another visit!

We continue to be blown over the top by Lindsey and Amy. They continue to dress our home with…read moreclassy, unique and affordable options. Though my wife is the ultimate decision maker with her vision, as a Caveman, I appreciate how "The Girls" keep me in the loop and help me with my questions. From the new cozy chairs adorning our sunroom, they are now helping make our bedrooms even more relaxing. I am really happy with their inspiration pieces as we continue to update and repurpose. Every time I enter this house, I smile with how much they have made it even more welcoming!!!

From the owner: Custom furniture painting, home decor, and unique finds, Official Stockists of Iron Orchid Designs,…read moreSaltwash, and Autentico Paint. Interior Design services, color consultation and staging.