Central and North Georgia
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1. Mark of the Potter
In an old gristmill with beautiful views of the Soque River, Mark of the Potter offers an outstanding selection of pottery from more than 30...
In an old gristmill with beautiful views of the Soque River, Mark of the Potter offers an outstanding selection of pottery from more than 30 artisans. The emphasis is on functional pieces, with a great variety of clay and firing techniques and glazes in every imaginable color. Items range from coffee scoops to lamps, mugs to elaborate vases and casserole dishes. The shop is legendary among Georgia-pottery lovers. Children and adults alike will enjoy sitting on the porch and feeding the huge pet trout. A potter works on the wheel at the shop on Saturday and Sunday.
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2. Goats on the Roof
Yes, there really are goats on the roof at this colorful roadside attraction off the main drag near Clayton. While it is kind of a...
Yes, there really are goats on the roof at this colorful roadside attraction off the main drag near Clayton. While it is kind of a tourist trap, it's a fun one that's down-to-earth and full of charm. The shop features handcrafted items like pottery, goat's milk soaps, Amish furniture, and local jams and jellies, along with toys, T-shirts, and goodies. You can also get fresh-made fudge and "nitro" ice cream in the café across the way. There's even gem mining on-site. Of course, the main attraction is the goats, which you can feed via a pulley system. Kids of all ages love this place!
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3. Hickory Flat Pottery
This working pottery studio in a large 120-year-old roadside farmhouse is filled with lots more than "just" beautiful pottery. Vibrant stained glass, a variety of...
This working pottery studio in a large 120-year-old roadside farmhouse is filled with lots more than "just" beautiful pottery. Vibrant stained glass, a variety of jewelry, and fiber art are featured, along with the vivid, decorative, and functional stoneware of shop owner Cody Trautner, who enjoys sharing his craft by sending little bags of clay home with children.
13664 U.S. 197 N, Clarkesville, Georgia, 30523, USA706-947–0030Shop Details
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4. Main Street Gallery
One of the state's best sources for folk art, Main Street Gallery carries works by more than 75 regional artists. The store also carries jewelry,...
One of the state's best sources for folk art, Main Street Gallery carries works by more than 75 regional artists. The store also carries jewelry, pottery, paintings, and sculptures.
51 N. Main St., Clayton, Georgia, 30525, USA706-782–2440Shop Details
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5. Old Sautee Store
This unique shop has been operating continuously since 1872. The front part of the store operates more as a museum, with antique farming implements, old-timey...
This unique shop has been operating continuously since 1872. The front part of the store operates more as a museum, with antique farming implements, old-timey tonics and soaps, and even caskets on display. The retail store, influenced by an earlier owner's Scandinavian heritage, continues to sell Swedish farmer's cheese and Norwegian flatbread. Shoppers can also pick up old-time candy and toys. You can even grab lunch at the Old Sautee Market behind the shop.
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6. The Gourd Place
This unique museum and gourd and pottery store is filled with colorful gourd collections from around the world. Owners Priscilla Wilson and Janice Lymburner sell...
This unique museum and gourd and pottery store is filled with colorful gourd collections from around the world. Owners Priscilla Wilson and Janice Lymburner sell gourds and supplies to preserve dried gourds (a Southern specialty). They also produce attractive natural-glazed stoneware and porcelain dinnerware, vases, bowls, and luminaries using liquid clay poured into gourd molds.
2319 Duncan Bridge Rd., Sautee, Georgia, 30571, USA706-865–4048Shop Details
Rate Includes: Apr.–late Dec., Mon.–Sat. 10–5, Sun. 1–5; late Dec.–Mar., by appointment
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