Linda Bowman    2623 Valletta Road  Louisville, Kentucky 40205      502/ 452-9151     [email protected] 
                                                              
Functional domestic cone 6 porcelain pottery with lovely carved 
black decorations and a pastel palate of glazes. 

Gayle Cerlan     429 W. Second Street   Lexington, Kentucky 40507    Home  859/ 252-8023

Low fired sculptural and functional earthenware

Kathleen Patil    285 Beechwood Drive   London, Kentucky  40744   606/ 862-6733 

 Sculptural and functional pottery. Kathleen specializes in one of a kind tiles.

Sharla Davidson    250 East Prong Road   Richmond, Kentucky  40475  859/ 527-3252
[email protected]

Sharla has studied pottery at Eastern Kentucky University and teaches art at Mayfield 
Elementary in Richmond, Kentucky. She is a avid supporter of  the arts.

Patrick Dougherty   110 Van Voast Avenue Bellevue, Kentucky  41073   859/ 261-7330 

Patrick is well known for his highly decorated whiteware with abstract faces and patterns. He specializes in low fire work and is moving into architectural realms.

Gwen Heffner       325 Chestnut Street  Berea, Kentucky  40403    Phone & Fax  859/ 986-1096  [email protected]

Gwen is well known for her altered white porcelain wares. She does functional tableware and tiles.  She occasionally carves her porcelain pieces.

Ann Legris    P O Box 27   Mays Lick, Kentucky  41055   606/ 763-6785 
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Ann throws white earthenware forms, uses terra sigillata, burnishes and then fires her
beautiful work in straw. She also creates very sculptural works and uses a variety of media.

Judy Minor   2510 Belknap Beach Road   Prospect, Kentucky   40059   502/ 228-4812

Judy Minor Custom Porcelain 
Judy works in porcelain and has specialized in tiles, one-of-a-kind sinks, and drawer pulls. 
She makes beautiful reduction fired functional porcelain works as well.

Nancy Mullins  40 Greenway Drive   Mt. Vernon, Kentucky  40456    606/ 256-4252
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Nancy throws porcelain and hand builds functional pottery. She fires to cone 6 in oxidation electric kilns using soft earthy and watery glazes.

Web site; www.WatsonClay.com