Three ceramic pieces: two mugs and a teapot, all with earthy, glazed finishes on a white background.
Three ceramic pieces: two mugs and a teapot, all with earthy, glazed finishes on a white background.

Handcrafted Ceramics by Katelyn Guthrie

Wheel thrown functional pottery based on historical North Carolinian forms. Katelyn Guthrie approaches pottery as a repetitive, pragmatic art form that challenges the mind and body.

A young woman with long hair wearing sunglasses, a white blouse with ruffled sleeves, a necklace with a small heart pendant, and hoop earrings, standing outdoors in front of a wooden fence with foliage overhead.

Based out of Wilmington, NC, Guthrie works as a studio technician and pottery instructor.

Guthrie is inspired by textiles, and pattern; subtly mixing form and function to create art that one can covet each morning with coffee, sugar, and cream.

Guthrie teaches out of the Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington, North Carolina. Workshops are also held at other local businesses, such as Fat Cat Pottery, and Orange Street Pottery.

If you are interested in an immersive educational environment for any stage in making, find your next class below!

Decorative ceramic vase with vertical stripes in blue, green, and beige, featuring two small handles on the sides.

Katelyn Guthrie has been teaching all skill levels in hand building, wheel throwing, and decoration since 2023.

A row of six empty white ceramic coffee mugs placed on a black surface.

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