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Where art meets function and beauty meets passion

Nestled in the charming town of Merrimac, Massachusetts, Purple Sage Pottery is a thriving artistic haven for those who delight in the mesmerizing dance of clay and glaze. Led by passionate potter Iris Minc, the studio boasts an enriching mix of artistry, community, and educational opportunities.

A Vision of Beauty and Functionality

Purple Sage's philosophy embodies the harmonious balance between aesthetic elegance and functional design. Their creations are more than just mere objects - they are stories etched into the clay, enhanced by vibrant and iridescent glazes. The studio specializes in hand-built and wheel-thrown reduction-fired pottery, encompassing diverse forms like everyday ware, slabware, whimsical sculptures, and one-of-a-kind pieces.

A Place for Creativity and Learning

More than just a gallery and workshop, Purple Sage is a vibrant community of passionate potters. The studio welcomes individuals of all skill levels, offering a comprehensive array of classes for adults and children. Experienced instructors guide learners through the fundamentals of hand-building, throwing, and glazing, nurturing their creative spirit.

Open Studio and Retail Opportunities

On Saturdays, Purple Sage opens its doors to the public for Open Studio Time, where current and former students can enjoy the freedom of working in the studio on their own projects. The gallery is also open for browsing, where you can marvel at the beautiful creations of local artists and discover unique pieces for your home.

Celebrating 30 Years of Artistic Journey

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Purple Sage Pottery! To celebrate this milestone, the studio is hosting a special Spring Studio Sale Extravaganza where art enthusiasts can explore the diverse works of 13 local clay artists. Join in for a day of discovery and immerse yourself in the magic of handmade pottery.

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