Rotten Potter. High Quality Artwork and Pottery. by RottenPotter

Rotten Potter is no longer in production mode :( Limited inventory posted online and also available at the Joslyn Art Museum Gift Shop in Omaha, NE. Inventory is limited but will be updated whenever possible. Thank You for your support.

Embossed Designs are inspired by sacred geometry as well as Religious, spiritual, and iconic symbols. I offer prompt service, shipping and take pride in selling high quality functional handmade pottery items. Your purchase makes this process possible, Thank You for the support!!!!!!!! email me at info [!at] rottenpotter.com

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RottenPotter is here for all your high quality artwork and pottery wants and needs. All pottery and artwork is created by Trevor Stoehr, Omaha, NE. Most pots are glazed Stoneware. All posted ceramic items are handmade, food, microwave and dishwasher safe. Original paintings are concentrated ink on watercolor paper. High quality color prints are individually numbered, signed, and of very low quantity. Get 'em while they last!

RottenPotter is a collection of my work and represents my creative philosophy, outlook, and attitude. I don't generally like to refer to myself as an artist. Art can be associated with many different people and ideas, and I prefer to be known as a painter or potter. Just about anyone can be seen as an artist in one way or another. Some artists and artwork we appreciate or admire, others we dislike or despise. ‘Art’ and ‘Artist’ have many different interpretations, and I want to avoid confusion in regards to my work and myself.

Please feel free to email any questions regarding purchase to info @ rottenpotter.com, no spaces. I wish I knew how to make that a link...

I work full time as a manager, am going to school in pursuit of a Masters of Business Administration, and am the proud parent of a toddler. Pottery has always been important to me but production of work has taken a backseat to other aspects of my life in the last year. I hope to have more time and energy available for creating new work in the coming years after finishing my MBA.

RottenPotter is a collection of my work and represents my creative philosophy, outlook, and attitude. I don't like to refer to myself as an artist. Art can be associated with many different people and ideas, and I prefer to be known as a painter or potter. Just about anyone can be seen as an artist in one way or another. Some artists and artwork we admire, others we despise. ‘Art’ and ‘Artist’ have many different interpretations and I want to avoid confusion in regards to my work and myself.

I enjoy and appreciate the history, thought processes, manual labor, emotional expressions, manipulation of materials and learning experiences that are inherent in Studio Art. I believe that order and chaos are both essential elements to creative work. I tend to be private in producing and displaying my work. Donors, patrons and collectors are always welcome and appreciated.