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Jugtown Pottery is a working pottery and craft shop near Seagrove in Moore County, North Carolina. Jacques and Juliana Busbee established the pottery in 1921 after promoting regional ceramic traditions, and its forms draw on North Carolina folk pottery as well as older international precedents. Jugtown produces functional and decorative ware, including jugs, pitchers, candlesticks, bowls, vases, and jars in varied glazes.
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Who founded Jugtown Pottery?
Jacques and Juliana Busbee established Jugtown Pottery near Seagrove, North Carolina, in 1921. They helped promote the region's traditional ceramic work as a living craft.
Where is Jugtown Pottery located?
Jugtown Pottery is near Seagrove in Moore County, North Carolina. It operates as both a working pottery and a craft shop.
What kind of pottery does Jugtown make?
Its forms draw on North Carolina folk pottery and older international ceramic traditions. The site is associated with handmade regional pottery rather than mass-produced tableware.
Can visitors buy pottery at Jugtown Pottery?
Yes, Jugtown includes a craft shop alongside its working pottery operation. Visitors can see the connection between the workshop process and the finished ceramic pieces.
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