VoorheesPottery
David Voorhees Pottery made in Western North Carolina
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Thanks for looking at my Etsy shop. I try to keep some of my inventory represented here, but if you are interested in something else that you have seen of mine please message me. I may have one available. I have added a gas reduction kiln to my kiln yard and I love the effects that I can achieve with the new kiln. Watch for those pots in my listings.
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Colwell on Dec 28, 2024
5 out of 5 starsDavid’s design and workmanship are exquisite. This bowl is thinner than some of his other work, lending additional elegance to an already classic motif.
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Marc on Apr 23, 2024
5 out of 5 starsbeautiful piece - just what I was looking for. The colors and quality are perfect for my table!!
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Brian on Mar 20, 2024
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely gorgeous vase - in person it appears exactly as photographed. I couldn't be happier.
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Nina on Nov 3, 2023
5 out of 5 starsLOVE this pretty little bowl, perfect for the keys I always seem to misplace. The color reminds me of an olive bough. Perfectly packed, quick to arrive. Thank you for a wonderful experience!
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Kathy on Oct 10, 2023
5 out of 5 starsAlways high quality and professional interaction with this artist. As pictured, well packed and fast delivery. I love the piece!
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Deb on Apr 22, 2022
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely gorgeous vase! The quality is amazing and the beauty far outweighs what the picture showed. I highly recommend this potter/seller and his shop!
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Melinda on Jan 14, 2022
4 out of 5 starsThis lamp is absolutely beautiful. It is skilllfully constructed and beautifully glazed. It is a treasure and I feel very lucky to have found it. Thank you Vorhees Pottery.
About VoorheesPottery
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David with just-opened wood-fired car kiln filled with around 200 pots. His unusual kiln is one of few in the world. -
David's unusual wood-fired car kiln, loaded and ready to roll in. The small pizza oven is visible on the right. -
Porcelain has been David's clay of choice for many years for its responsiveness to color in painting or glazes. -
The firebox with just-loaded wood. Salvaged sawmill wood is used to reach temperatures up to 2400F.
David Voorhees Pottery, creating a life in Western North Carolina
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David Voorhees
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Both of his parents were professional painters, so it was natural for David to follow in their footsteps pursuing art making as a life. Once he touched clay he found his medium! Primarily self taught, he continues to enjoy pottery making.
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