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About Nicholas Newcomb Pottery & Sculpture
Nicholas Newcomb Pottery & Sculpture is committed to offering handmade ceramic items to a wide audience. This means working with talented designers, artists and thinkers in collaboration on projects based in ceramic materials.
Currently, Nicholas is focused on developing simple tableware and home accessories with an emphasis on craft and hand-made. 
All of Nicholas' ceramic works are handmade in Flatbush Brooklyn, NY.  Each piece is unique and highlights the natural idiosyncrasies of handmade ceramics.
 
About Nicholas

Born in upstate New York and raised in the Hudson Valley, Nicholas grew up using visual arts to explore the overlap of design, science and nature.
Years of study at the potter’s wheel led Nicholas on a journey of working with master potters, managing ceramic production studios, consulting on product development , and teaching ceramic arts.  His time as an apprentice under Toshiko Takaezu was especially formative.  Through this experience, he learned the value of discipline and commitment to the craft process.  Toshiko encouraged Nicholas to forge his own path through hard work and belief in himself.  Years later, Nicholas worked with lamp maker Christopher Spitzmiller in Manhattan, NYC.  It was at Chris’ studio, where Nicholas was introduced to the design trade and the opportunities that come from working with interior designers.  Nicholas learned how decorative objects contribute to a vision larger than themselves.  Through the creative process of interior design, his pieces could enhance a larger vision for a living space - making a home something special.    Today, Nicholas utilizes time-tested production techniques to make collections of playfully decorated tableware and elegant accessories.                                             

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