Morgan Levine is a ceramic artist known for creating functional pottery that blends everyday use with artistic beauty. She works with tinted stoneware slips, giving each piece a distinctive look and feel. The colors and designs she produces take inspiration from centuries-old traditions, referencing 17th-century Staffordshire slipware, Turkish Ebru patterns, Venetian marbled papers, and French agateware. These influences bring a sense of history as well as culture into her modern ceramic work.
Ceramic Artist Morgan Levine
Levine handcrafts each item herself, making each piece truly unique. Her pottery is more than just tableware—it is a record of the fluid movement of her hands, her tools, and her materials. This personal touch ensures that no two pieces are ever the same, giving collectors and everyday users alike something special to enjoy.
On her website, visitors can explore a wide variety of patterns and designs, ranging from bold marbled effects to delicate, flowing motifs.
For those interested in owning a piece of her work, small plates start at $45, offering an accessible entry point into handmade ceramics. Whether used for serving food or displayed as decorative art, Levine’s pottery brings elegance and character to any home.
Her creations appeal to both collectors and design enthusiasts who value craftsmanship, history, and originality. By combining functionality with artistry, Morgan Levine has carved out a niche in the world of handmade ceramics, offering pottery that is as practical as it is beautiful.
Story by Keith Recker
Photography by Dave Bryce
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