David Orser and Laurel MacDuffie are the husband and wife team of Cedar Mountain Potters. We have been working in our studios at their 1800’s era farm in Parsonsfield, Maine since 1999. We each make our own work: beautiful funtional pots and soul stirring sculpture.
Our guests this year are friends from the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, Sheilagh Flynn and Jennie Blair. Be sure to scroll through to see photos of their work.
Sheilagh makes calming and beautiful mosaic tiles. In her own words: My work captures the dynamics of earths textures and rhythms in mixed-media wall mosaics composed of clay, stone and metal. The results are powerful and mindful works of art.
Jennie Blair is an organic farmer and potter who makes functional pots with powerful form and warm glazes. In her words: An earthy unique feeling in each pot makes for a comfortable piece to hold as you enjoy the goodness it contains.
Visitors to our Parsonsfield home and studios will enjoy a beautiful ride to our quiet location. You can tour the compound, give carrots to the ponies, treats to the little dogs, and relax with a snack while you take in the beauty of new flowers and the soft fussing of new families of birds. Not far down the road are more potters, antiques, lovely little shops, and places to eat.