Happy Holidays!

Thank you for your cdbc love and for shopping with me this year. My Etsy shop is now on vacation for the holidays, but locally you can still browse my ceramics (see below). These shops are cheery places, and always have something wonderful to discover. Maybe I’ll see you there :) Wishing you a cozy, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Cherie

Logo featuring the word 'cliche' in stylized black script with a heart symbol replacing the dot above the 'i'; below it, the text reads 'CERAMIC DESIGN BY CHERIE' in black handwritten font.

Joy-fueled Ceramics for a Joy-filled Life

Drawing inspiration from the serene hues and organic patterns she observes in her surrounding landscape, Cherie Giampietro thoughtfully applies a touch of nature's palette to every piece she creates. She is the ceramic artist behind Ceramic Design by Cherie, a collection of original, handcrafted ceramics featuring distinctive earth tones and inviting textures, all lovingly designed to bring warmth and beauty to daily life. Her home studio is located in Farmington, Maine.

Meet Cherie
  • Six ceramic mugs with pastel glaze, turned upside down, arranged on a wooden surface, with one mug in the foreground showing its interior, which is glazed in light green.

    Shop cdbc at these local shops

    Twice Sold Tales

    at 155 Main Street, in Farmington, find a small selection of mugs in all shapes, colors, and sizes, holiday ornaments, hand-carved ceramic pendants too.

    Up Front & Pleasant Gourmet

    at 157 Front Street, in Farmington, find a small selection of dimpled tumblers, espresso cups, latte cup sets, garlic graters, and pour-overs, exclusively designed for Nina’s shop.

    Root Down Market

    54 Farmington Falls Rd, in New Sharon, find cozy, round, speckled mugs — glazed in white, each with a line of bright blue.

    (Updated December 2025)

  • Person shaping a tall, cylindrical clay pot on a pottery wheel, wearing a green apron with fish patterns, with hands covered in clay.

    Teaching Clay

    at Ticonic Gallery + Studios, Waterville Creates

    the Paul J. Schupf Art Center
    93 Main Street, Waterville, ME

    Next Session:

    Beginning Clay: WheelThrowing & HandBuilding (March - April 2026)

    Sessions focus on developing and strengthening skills, while introducing inspiring projects that guide creative learning. Classes meet once per week. Register online (when sessions post) at The Art of Clay Studio.

    (Updated December 2025)

Visit the Etsy shop! Browse cozy mugs and more. Read reviews. Click on photos to view descriptions.

Follow studio days on Instagram at @ceramicdesignbycherie