Steve Taggart has been involved in pottery since 1967. He studied ceramics at Central Michigan University. Taggart Pottery is presently located in Port Huron, Michigan.
Taggart Pottery has participated in shows and festivals in Michigan, Ohio and Florida. You can find him at the annual Michigan Renaissance Festival, Holly, MI, mid-August through September. Steve also has an Etsy shop at www.taggartpottery.etsy.com.
The pottery is made of stoneware and porcelain clays. The pieces are made by potter wheel, extrusion and hand building. Firing methods used are reduction and raku. All items are original and hand made by the artist.
Taggart Pottery features ceramic bird houses of various sizes, fairy houses, collectible piggy banks, mugs, hanging wall pieces, horsehair raku, and more. Most pieces can be used indoors and out. The firing methods make the birdhouses and fairy houses ideal for use outdoors in the yard or garden, unaffected by the climate or weather.
Taggart Pottery has participated in shows and festivals in Michigan, Ohio and Florida. You can find him at the annual Michigan Renaissance Festival, Holly, MI, mid-August through September. Steve also has an Etsy shop at www.taggartpottery.etsy.com.
The pottery is made of stoneware and porcelain clays. The pieces are made by potter wheel, extrusion and hand building. Firing methods used are reduction and raku. All items are original and hand made by the artist.
Taggart Pottery features ceramic bird houses of various sizes, fairy houses, collectible piggy banks, mugs, hanging wall pieces, horsehair raku, and more. Most pieces can be used indoors and out. The firing methods make the birdhouses and fairy houses ideal for use outdoors in the yard or garden, unaffected by the climate or weather.