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Sid's
studio in Seagrove, NC
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Studio
Sid works near Seagrove, NC, a few miles from where he grew up. He bought
an old chicken house, tore it down and moved it near his home. It sits
on land his father bought in 1942. He used the lumber and metal roofing
to rebuild a large open-air studio. The studio has plenty of space to
turn and sell his pots. This is not a fancy building. With its dirt
floor and dusty air, it’s what Sid calls an "old-timey pottery
shop."
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When
you walk through the front door of the studio, you see hundreds
of bowls, cups, urns, plates, and jugs lined up on tables, ready
to be sold. Toward the back, Sid has electric potter wheels where
he turns his pieces. Beyond these are more tables where he glazes
each piece. Finally, in the very back are brick-lined kilns attached
to large propane gas tanks. |
Wares
for sale at Sid's Studio
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