Mountain Sky Pottery

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Mountain Sky Pottery Welcome to Mountain Sky Pottery. I create small-batch, functional ceramics. My work is either thrown on a wheel or handcrafted.

I select colors and textures inspired by nature.

Nature inspired.
10/12/2026

Nature inspired.

I always come back to turquoise. 🩵It shows up again and again in my work, sometimes bright, sometimes earthy, and never ...
10/07/2026

I always come back to turquoise. 🩵

It shows up again and again in my work, sometimes bright, sometimes earthy, and never quite the same twice.

Made for the home. Inspired by the mountains.

Brown is having a moment. šŸ¤ŽWarm browns, touches of gold and plenty of movement from the kiln. This one feels right at ho...
10/06/2026

Brown is having a moment. šŸ¤Ž

Warm browns, touches of gold and plenty of movement from the kiln.

This one feels right at home in fall.

Made for the home. Inspired by the mountains.

I’ll be at Potter’s Alley at Between the Bridges on Saturday, October 24!This is my favorite festival of the year. Fall ...
09/22/2026

I’ll be at Potter’s Alley at Between the Bridges on Saturday, October 24!

This is my favorite festival of the year. Fall in Chattanooga is always special, and this year the Walnut Street Bridge will be open again and the IBMA World of Bluegrass will be happening the same weekšŸŽ¶. You can explore both sides of the Tennessee River for an amazing Saturday of local art and live music.

A big shout-out to Association for Visual Arts and Scenic City Clay Arts for bringing Chattanooga’s local artists and pottery community together for this special weekend!

Find Mountain Sky Pottery in Potter’s Alley on Saturday, October 24. Swipe for a peek at a few of the pieces I’ll be bringing. I hope to see you there!

šŸ“ Coolidge Parkā€ØšŸ—“ Saturday, October 24ā€Øā° 10 AM–5 PM

A little wild around the edges.
Layers of mossy green, turquoise blue, earthy brown, and a little unexpected movement fr...
09/18/2026

A little wild around the edges.

Layers of mossy green, turquoise blue, earthy brown, and a little unexpected movement from the kiln.

This is one of those glazes that makes every vase its own.

Made for the home. Inspired by the mountains. 🌿

Which one are you reaching for? ā˜•ļøMug shapes are personal. Some people like a taller mug, while others want something ro...
09/14/2026

Which one are you reaching for? ā˜•ļø

Mug shapes are personal. Some people like a taller mug, while others want something round and cozy that fits right in the palm of your hand.

Same glaze. Same handmade feel. Three different shapes.

I’m always playing around with mug shapes because we all seem to have that one shape we reach for every morning.

So… which one is yours? šŸ’™šŸ©µ

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Chattanooga, TN
37405

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