Nestled into the Blue Ridge mountains of Buncombe County, North Carolina lies the historic town of Weaverville. Stroll down Main Street and you may wander into this quaint 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. Beyond the wares are craftsmen hard at work. Potters Rob and Beth Mangum continue a creative tradition started by Rob’s parents over thirty years ago.

All of the work represented on this website and in their gallery was made in their studio by Rob and Beth and their production assistants, Casey Dougan and J.R. Page. Wheel thrown items are all made by Beth and J.R.. Our other items are slab built and individually crafted by Rob, Casey, and J.R.. All of the mixed media furniture and instrument pieces are hand built by Rob in our studio and in his wood shop adjacent to our kiln room. Glazing and firing is done by all. The firing is done in electric and natural gas kilns.