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 artist and potter behind Ceramic Design by Cherie, a collection of handcrafted, original ceramics featuring distinctive earth tones and inviting textures, all lovingly designed to bring warmth and beauty to daily life. All of her pottery and glazes are made by her in her home studio in Farmington, Maine.
Click on the images below to visit the Etsy shop! Browse cozy mugs, colorful plates, and unique home decor.
Follow studio days on Instagram at @ceramicdesignbycherie
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Teaching Clay
at Waterville Creates
the Paul J. Schupf Art Center
93 Main Street, Waterville, ME• Wheel Throwing Focus: Lids & Containers, September 25 - October 30, Thursdays 1:30 - 4PM. Register now, follow the link below.
• Beginning Clay: Wheel Throwing, November 11 - December 16. Registration not yet open.
Each six-week session focuses 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.
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Where to shop my ceramics in Farmington, Maine
at 155 Main Street — mugs, cups, pendants, vases, and heart ornaments.
Up Front & Pleasant Gourmet
at 157 Front Street — mugs, dimpled tumblers, espresso cups, garlic graters, and pour overs.
Come shop at my home studio! Contact me to schedule your visit. Available ceramics include mugs and cups, vases, plates, ornaments, pendants, jars, decorative birdhouses, and many other one-of-a-kind creations.
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Published in Rustica
Issue 3, Winter 2025
A Literary Journal Rooted in Western Maine
I’m thrilled to have my Process Triptychs, reflections on my creative process, included in this 3rd issue.
Rustica is a Farmington-based journal that beautifully presents collections of new poetry, art, essays, and fiction from writers and artists living in Maine and the New England region. Follow the link below to learn more and order past and current issues.
