Location: 247 W Main Street, Seagrove, NC 27341
Shop Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10AM to 5PM
Contact: bluehenpottery@gmail.com, 336-653-9551
Shop Online at https://www.etsy.com/shop/BlueHenPottery?ref=shop_sugg or visit www.BlueHenPottery.net
Special Events:
September 20th, 10AM to 5PM | Pottery Pumpkin Patch
For this year’s special early event Saturday we’ll have a selection of all our usual favorites, with an emphasis on smaller colorful electric fired pumpkins. Our ETSY shop pumpkin sale goes live in early September.
October 4th, 10AM to 5PM | Pottery Pumpkin Patch
This is the main event with fresh pumpkins and gourds, acorns and other fall themed items fresh out of the wood kiln. I always come up with something new every year and it’s still a surprise, even to myself, what it’ll be this time!
October 11th and 18th, 10AM to 5PM | Pottery Pumpkins and Bees
Saturday festivities and sales continue. As the pumpkins find new homes, more of our usual bee themed items start filling the shelves.
October 25th, 10AM to 5PM | Tricks and Treats
Last day to find that special fall decor item. All pumpkins will be 10% off and there may even be some treats to nibble on.
About Blue Hen Pottery
Blue Hen Pottery is a partnership of Anne Pärtna and Adam Landman. Anne grew up in Estonia, where people used to not eat pumpkins very much, only as a relish type side dish with your potatoes and pork roast during Christmas. Living in America has taught her many interesting things and she has since become passionate about pumpkins and winter squashes as near perfect food – easy to grow, stores for a long time and can be roasted, made into soups, stews and curries and baked into many delicious sweet treats. What’s not to like? The shapes alone are a feast to a potter’s eye. Anne makes both sculpture and tableware and has become obsessed with bees.
Adam Landman will happily eat anything that has pumpkin written all over it. He is the technical assistance, the wood prep coordinator and chainsaw chief, the sounding board and sanity support of this enterprise. Occasionally he rekindles his love-hate relationship with art and spends a few hours in the studio, resulting in rustic, manly pots.
Potters' Pumpkin Patch 