Lisa Conard Blog Posts

Porcelain sgraffito pottery by Anja BartlesNo matter what her style or color preference, any mom will love something from the Gallery's pottery collection.  All of the potters are local to the Asheville area and their pottery is food safe - lead...

Teapot by Lynda BannerTea has been a beverage in the West for about 400 years and in the Far East since 2700 B.C. The Chinese originally called it “Kia”. As far as is know it was during the course of the 6th century AD that the name evolved into...

Mixing bowl by Gabriel KlineBake Cookies Day comes at an opportune time. It right amidst the major December holidays. It serves as a reminder to bake holiday cookies, if you haven't done so already.Platter by Lynda BannerYoung and old cel...

Mug by Lisa Conard The sign says it all!  Buy our handmade local mugs and add a recipe from your files, add your ingredients - voila a perfect gift for anyone on your list!  The Gallery has seven different potters to chose from. The re...

Pillow pots by Estela ShacklefordWe have acquired a few new potters at the Gallery this year and some old favorites have added new lines.New Arts and Crafts line by Julie RoepnackClay sculpture by Donna KingNew owl collection by Claude GravesLisa Con...

Lisa Conard's new lineLocal potter and Asheville native, Lisa Conard had added a new line to her Gallery collection. The new work is a quiet, cinnamon sprinkled, creamy golden hued collection, painted with a soft mossy green to showcase her fern moti...

Leaf dish by ConardAsheville native and potter Lisa Conard is our artist of the week. Lisa gets her inspiration from the creative and artistic women of her family.  Her great grandmother Julie created white oak baskets, her grandmother Nannie M...