Studios

Explore the result of what years of passion can produce. Though talent may play a small role in an artist’s ability, many would argue that it’s dedication, experimentation and hard work that inevitably turn an artist into a master.

It’s well-known that the Asheville area is a haven for the arts and there are a number of artists that call Madison County home. North of Asheville, the artists here in Madison County find inspiration from the beautiful natural surroundings of the Blue Ridge Mountains and create incredible pieces in their private studios. From pottery and woodworking to painting, take a tour and see some of the amazing studios of these talented local artists. Below are some of the studios open to the public by appointment.

“Incredible! We had the most amazing time visiting the studio. So inspiring.”

-Dawn L. (Mudluscious Pottery)

Studios in Madison County, NC

Bucky Parker

Bucky Parker’s work is a combination of philosophy and art in wood form. His studio is in the Marshall High Studios on Blannahassett Island adjacent to downtown Marshall.


Creek View Studio

Art has no bounds, discover the impressive work of Bill Weldner as he explores the extremes around us at his studio in Spring Creek. Find out more


Mudluscious Pottery

Lose yourself in the passionate and down-to-earth crafts at Mudluscious Pottery near Mars Hill. Cindy Trisler, the artist behind the wheel, describes the first time she sat down behind a pottery wheel as “magical”. Find out more

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Parmentier Pottery

Jim and Shirl Parmentier are full-time studio potters and their exceptional portfolio of creative and functional pieces is highly respected and treasured. Check out their Mars Hill studio! Find out more

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Rachel Elise Studio

Located in downtown Mars Hill, Rachel Elise Studio showcases incredible hand-crafted bags designed for an assortment of applications and are made with natural materials.  Find out more

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Rob Amberg Photography

Explore what it means to be human and reflect on the similarities we all share with the work by Rob Amberg at his studio near Marshall. Find out more

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Vandermey Ceramics

Love your pet? Love coffee or tea? Then you will love Vandermay Ceramics. Emily Vandermey designs custom pet pottery as well as other ceramic projects at her studio in Hot Springs. Find out more

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Woodcarving Shoppe

Unlock the secrets of woodcarving at Dennis Ruane’s Walnut Creek Studio and Gallery in Marshall. Find out more

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Country Workshops

To call Drew Langsner a woodworker is selling his talent short. Since 1972, he has had a love for traditional woodworking. He is one of Madison County’s masters of this form and he wants to pass on his love of this art to others. Find out more

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