Libby Scutt Ceramics
Libby Scutt Ceramics is a Pittsburgh based, small-batch pottery business run by Scutt herself. Utilizing locally harvested clay, Her work combines both form and function to create wholly unique designs that inspire tactile joy and offer appreciation to the natural beauty of clay. Using a combination of wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques, Scutt offers everyday functional wares with a sculptural sensibility, making sure that every moment spent drinking your morning coffee inspires creativity throughout your day. Her work can also be found in the Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media store, the Tomayko Foundation’s permanent collection, her online shop (www.LibbyScutt.com/shop), and at local markets in the Pittsburgh area announced through her instagram page (@LibbyScuttCeramics).
Libby Scutt Ceramics is a Pittsburgh based, small-batch pottery business run by Scutt herself. Utilizing locally harvested clay, Her work combines both form and function to create wholly unique designs that inspire tactile joy and offer appreciation to the natural beauty of clay. Using a combination of wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques, Scutt offers everyday functional wares with a sculptural sensibility, making sure that every moment spent drinking your morning coffee inspires creativity throughout your day. Her work can also be found in the Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media store, the Tomayko Foundation’s permanent collection, her online shop (www.LibbyScutt.com/shop), and at local markets in the Pittsburgh area announced through her instagram page (@LibbyScuttCeramics).
Libby Scutt Ceramics is a Pittsburgh based, small-batch pottery business run by Scutt herself. Utilizing locally harvested clay, Her work combines both form and function to create wholly unique designs that inspire tactile joy and offer appreciation to the natural beauty of clay. Using a combination of wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques, Scutt offers everyday functional wares with a sculptural sensibility, making sure that every moment spent drinking your morning coffee inspires creativity throughout your day. Her work can also be found in the Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media store, the Tomayko Foundation’s permanent collection, her online shop (www.LibbyScutt.com/shop), and at local markets in the Pittsburgh area announced through her instagram page (@LibbyScuttCeramics).