At Mud and Fire Potters, our goal is to create pottery that brings joy and tranquility to its user. Asian, Western and Jamaican/African cultural influences are incorporated into our work, from our tea bowls to our sculptural pieces. We strive to make each of our pieces unique and distinctive -- even our functional ware is one-of-a-kind.

We are very pleased to announce that our kiln for wood firing, designed by Archie, was completed in the summer of 2004, and has produced beautiful ash glazed pieces. It is visible at the right of the image below, housed in the green-roofed structure with the large chimney. Our studio, which contains our gallery and workspace, is the center building.

Please peruse our online gallery at your leisure. If you are in the area of Little Meadows, Pennsylvania we invite you to visit our gallery where there are more pieces to view and the colors and textures are more vibrant. Our pottery is also available at several other locations in New York and Pennsylvania. If you are interested in learning to create pottery with us, we do teach classes and our current workshop schedule is posted. The best way to stay informed of our activities is to join our mailing list. And for more information kindly contact us.

-- Archie Johnson and Ruth Cohen