Fennel Row Ceramics
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A pottery shop in Decatur, since 2019

Fennel Row Ceramics. Stoneware for the table, thrown one at a time.

10 pieces, made here on the wheel, glazed by hand and fired behind the shop. Everything on the shelf is in stock and ships within three business days.

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Wall of white shelves holding glazed stoneware teapots in a pottery shopThe autumn tableFive pieces from $30

This season

The autumn table

Five pieces for the first cold mornings and long dinners. Every price is on the piece, and the whole shelf is one tap away.

Stoneware mug

A 12-ounce mug with a pulled handle, an oatmeal glaze at the rim and bare speckled clay below.

$32

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Tea bowl

A footed tea bowl, combed through a dark glaze outside, green ash inside.

$30

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Teapot

A four-cup teapot with a loop handle over the back and an olive green glaze.

$98

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See the whole shelf

Shop by form

Five kinds of piece, laid out the way the shelf in the shop is. Pick a row to see every piece in it.

  1. Mugs and teaStoneware mug, Teapot, Tea bowlfrom $30
  2. BowlsRice bowl, Serving bowlfrom $22
  3. Plates and dishesDinner plate, Butter dishfrom $36
  4. Vases and jarsBud vase, Lidded salt jarfrom $28
  5. Serving piecesPitcherfrom $64

Shop by glaze

Six finishes, photographed close up. Pick one and meet a piece that wears it.

Close view of a speckled cream glaze over orange stoneware with dark iron spotsOatmeal specklePale rim over bare, speckled clay.Seen on the stoneware mug Close view of dark brown glaze with fine combed lines and an olive green rimCombed darkDark glaze, combed into fine rings.Seen on the tea bowl Close view of ochre slip trails and grey spots over bare terracotta claySlip and ironBrushed slip and iron dots on red clay.Seen on the pitcher Close view of a teal glaze meeting a brown and cream banded glazeTeal and ashBlue-green speckle that pools and breaks.Seen on the lidded salt jar Close view of a pale green celadon glaze on a bowl wall with a ribbed rimPale celadonA soft green that shows the throwing lines.Seen on the serving bowl Close view of a russet red glaze with darker flecks and a dark bowl interiorIron russetWarm iron red, deeper where it pools.Seen on the rice bowl
Black and white close view of a potter's hands throwing a cylinder on the wheelElectric kiln on a steel stand in a working pottery studio

The making

Why buy from one potter

  1. Made by hand, not cast

    Every piece starts as clay on the wheel or the slab table. No moulds, no slip casting, so no two are quite the same and every one is sound all the way through.

  2. Glazes that last

    Every glaze is mixed in the shop and fired to stoneware temperature. They do not craze, chip at the rim or fade in the dishwasher.

  3. Fired behind the shop

    Every piece is fired twice in the kiln out back, once bare and once glazed. Anything that comes out cracked or crazed is broken, not sold.

The studio shop

Come and hold it before you buy it

The shelf in the shop is the same shelf the website shows. Anything online can be picked up in person, wrapped and waiting under the counter with your name on the box.

Thursday to Saturday
11:00–18:00
Sunday
12:00–16:00

318 Church Street, Suite B, Decatur, GA 30030 Street parking on Church Street. The shop is the door with the blue awning.

Plan a visit Call the shop (404) 555-0142

Inside a ceramics shop: wooden shelves of hand-painted cups, plates and teapots, bowls on a table in front

How an order goes

From the shelf to your door in five steps.

  1. Today

    Pick from the shelf

  2. Checkout

    Pay on a secure page

  3. Within three days

    Wrapped and boxed

  4. 2 to 6 days

    On its way

  5. At your door

    Unwrap it

Shipping rates and returns

Beyond a single mug

For cafes, shops and restaurants

Trade orders in matching glazes

Setting a whole table, or stocking a shelf of your own? Write with the pieces and the number you need, and the shop replies with a written quote and a firing date.

Ask about trade orders

Gifts and registries

A set, wrapped and ready

Weddings, housewarmings, a first flat. Ask for a set in one glaze, a note in the box, and a hold on the pieces while you decide.

Ask about a gift set

Questions people ask before they order

Not here? Ask the shop

Is everything really in stock?

Yes. The shop sells what is on the shelf, and the shelf is restocked every firing, about every two weeks. If a piece sells out it shows as sold out and comes back after the next firing.

Can I order a set or a colour that is not shown?

Usually. Send a note through the contact form with the piece, the number and the glaze you have in mind, and you get a written reply with a price and a date.

How is my card handled?

The pay button opens a checkout page run by Lemon Squeezy, a payment company. Your card details go to them and never touch this site.

What if it arrives broken?

Send a photo of the piece and the box within seven days. The shop answers in writing and tells you what happens next. The full steps are on the shipping and returns page.

Do you ship outside the United States?

By arrangement. Write first; pottery is heavy and the rate is quoted per parcel.

Can I visit the shop?

Thursday to Sunday the shop is open and the shelf is the same one the website shows. Monday to Wednesday is wheel time behind a closed door.

Write to the shop

A question, a set, a glaze you have in mind, or an order you would rather place by hand. Every message gets a written reply within two business days.

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