Rob and Beth Mangum, from Mangum Pottery Studio and Gallery seven miles from Asheville, in Weaverville, NC, come from a family of potters. Their creative process is guided by the clay itself, through years of studying the nature of the materials. The Mangums strive to find the union between heritage and contemporary design.
They feel very fortunate to live and work in a community with so much awareness and support for the arts. From Asheville, you can easily get to our pottery studio and gallery. We are located on Main Street in Weaverville, just seven miles up interstate 26, exits 18, 19 and 21. In our shop you can view the artisans at work with the clay and the ceramic glazing and firing process, as well as the finished wares in the showroom.
They feel very fortunate to live and work in a community with so much awareness and support for the arts. From Asheville, you can easily get to our pottery studio and gallery. We are located on Main Street in Weaverville, just seven miles up interstate 26, exits 18, 19 and 21. In our shop you can view the artisans at work with the clay and the ceramic glazing and firing process, as well as the finished wares in the showroom.
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In the mountains of western North Carolina, just over the hill from Asheville, lies the historic town of Weaverville. Stroll down Main Street and you may wander into this working pottery studio. As you step into the gallery you'll see displays of pitchers, teapots, and tableware next to hand built vases, ceramic furniture and banjos.
Gift Registry
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Place settings can consist of a variety of pieces. These high-fire stoneware dishes are hand crafted from raw clay in our Weaverville pottery studio. The plates are hand-built from slabs, and the bowls are wheel-thrown. Email or call us to start building your registry. Using pottery that is handmade enhances the living experience.
Decor
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Making decorative accent pieces that help elevate the home experience is our passion. All of our ceramic vases, tables, and sculptural pieces are either hand formed and built from slabs or thrown on the potter's wheel. We get our inspiration from the world around us, mostly nature, which is abundant in the NC mountains.
Blue Heron Sculptures
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Depending on the space, they can be used individually or in groups. The Primary image here is the way we glaze them now, with the dark back and lighter blue belly. Hand-formed stoneware slab constructed ceramic heron sculptures that use visual inspiration from nature as well as the classic vessel form.
Dinnerware
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These high-fire stoneware dishes are hand crafted from raw clay in our Weaverville pottery studio. The plates are hand-built from slabs, and the bowls are wheel-thrown. Mangum Pottery's dinnerware is durable, food safe and made for everyday use. Using things that are hand made is a fulfilling experience.
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