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Overhead view of ceramic plates and bowls in a variety of colors arranged with a picnic blanket with fruits.

Seconds Sale

It’s time for the juiciest sale of the season! Take 30% off of our aesthetically flawed, 
but fully functional pots.

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The Palette

Our pots come in a thoughtful palette of 8 year-round core colors and a rotating cast of punchy seasonals. Mix and match or go monochrome. How you build your collection is up to you.

A large serving platter in an olive green color.
Sun-warmed & earthy
A large ceramic platter in a viridian green color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Dynamic & Ethereal
A large ceramic platter in a reflective dappled grey-green color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Last Chance!
A large ceramic platter in a dusty mauve pink color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Last Chance!
A large ceramic platter in a cool terracotta color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Foggy & Serene
Eggshell dinner plate
Our Best Seller
Morel dinner plate
Warm & Earthy
Amaro dinner plate
Lush & Sensual
A large ceramic platter in a cool, medium blue color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Timeless & Grounded
A large ceramic platter in a graphite black color featuring iron speckles and an unglazed rim.
Lustrous, graphite black
Panna Cotta dinner plate
Goes with Everything!
Outdoor setting with a table set for a meal, featuring ceramic plates and bowls of various sizes in an olive green with food and drinks.

New Arrivals

Summer is here—new arrivals for digging in the garden, dining outside, and gathering around the table.

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Outdoor setting with a table set for a meal, featuring ceramic plates and bowls of various sizes in an olive green with food and drinks.
Group of Whichford terracotta planters arranged in a garden setting, filled with colorful flowers, herbs, and ornamental foliage.

East Fork x Whichford Pottery

A transatlantic collaboration between two potteries—one rooted in the English countryside, the other in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Five ceramic mugs and unfinished mug components arranged in two rows, showing neutral clay tones and finished two-tone glazes.

15 Years of East Fork

East Fork began as one potter, then two, then a few more, throwing clay and filling a wood-fired kiln on an old tobacco farm in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Much has changed in the last 15 years, but our early days laid the foundation for the company we are today.

Read Our Story
Five ceramic mugs and unfinished mug components arranged in two rows, showing neutral clay tones and finished two-tone glazes.