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Calling all potters, ceramicists, artisans and designers!
We're looking for your best works in clay and porcelain— unique items for tabletop and home. Whether you make each piece by hand, or create a one-of-a-kind piece to be cast or molded, we can't wait to see your creative work.
Prize: $500 + the opportunity to sign a vendor contract with UncommonGoods.
Deadline: You can enter up to five of your unique designs by October 31, 2011 at 11:59 PM ET
It's Easy To Enter! Fill out the form below. Upload up to 5 photos of your work and send us a link to a video. If you want to show us different pieces, please make sure they're part of the same collection.
We'll pick our favorite entries to share with our customers on our Community Voting App. Our guest judges will choose a winning piece (or pieces) from among the top vote-getting entries.
Got a Question? Browse through the rules, or send us an email. You can also browse through some of our top pottery and ceramics designers for inspiration.
MEET THE JUDGES
Jono Pandolfi
Jono designs and manufactures functional objects and high-end
home accessories. With a background in handmade pottery and an
interest in craft product design, he has recently started
manufacturing his products in the state of Ohio where the clay
industry once thrived. Pandolfi lives and works in Jersey City.
Alice Goldsmith
Alice was born and raised in Chicago and has lived in New York
City since 1984. Alice learned ceramics by trial and error,
inspired by ancient ceramics and art seen on her travels.
Together, the textured exterior and tranquil interiors she
creates on her wares embody a timeless quality.
Sarah Stenseng
Sarah Stenseng translates ideas into new products as a Product
Development Associate at UncommonGoods. Trained in product
design at Stanford University, she believes that great designs
should be considerate of the environment and the product-maker,
as well as the needs of the end user.
The entry period has now ended. Vote for your favorite entry on our community voting app by November 9.
