There’s something special and unique about pottery with each piece carrying the fingerprints of the potter across the steps and stages of production. From a twenty-five-pound block of clay to a finished vessel, the process is as old as time.
Unique.
Handcrafted.
Fired with Love.
My name is Jen Scott. I grew up in Massachusetts, attended college in Dubuque, Iowa, and moved to Columbia, South Carolina in 2019. I have an extreme love for art, visual expression, and ceramics. I am a self-taught potter, expanding my studio with each house we've lived in. I sell my pottery at Farmers' Markets, Craft Fairs, my Home Store, and through this website. I enjoy taking special orders and making mugs for coffee shops and organizations.
I've been married to my husband Seth since 2003 and we have two busy adolescents, Suzie and Caleb. We moved to SC in 2019 and are acclimating to the South and enjoying the sunshine. My other passions are stained glass, sewing, reupholstering + refurbishing furniture, and gardening, but that would be way too many pages for you to look through, so follow Sunset Studio on Facebook and Instagram for that stuff.
Pottery production follows a timeless process of action and drying. The steps noted below are similar to methods used to create pottery since ancient times, with the beneficial addition of electric wheels and kilns and pre-packaged clay.
