Assorted pottery at Preservation Society Shop, Charleston, SC c.2022

ceramic scg

ceramic scg is the brand of handmade pottery created by multi-disciplinary artist, Susan Gregory. A native of South Carolina, Susan studied ceramics in the North Carolina mountains at Western Carolina University. During a life chapter in San Francisco, CA she developed a love for California style. Along with the craft history in the mountain region where she studied, influences to her pottery include this West Coast warm modernism, the Japanese aesthetic as well as contemporary design and fashion. Most importantly, Susan enjoys ceramics as a means for art involved in everyday life.

 She was a founding owner of cone 10 studios, a collective ceramic studio and gallery on the upper peninsula of Charleston, SC(2005-2019). And has now founded Studio Union, a professional art space in North Charleston, SC.

Her works can be found in stores and galleries locally and nationally. Additional stockist inquires are welcome. Individual commissions, restaurant and hotel collaborations are also part of her professional experience.  

stockists

Keep Shop

181 Church Street
Charleston, SC

Present Thyme Home

1016 23rd St SW Roanoke, VA

Longway

641 San Anselmo Avenue
San Anselmo, CA

East Bay Hardware

1409A King Street
Charleston, SC

The Gibbes Museum Store

135 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC

Marigold

1620 Miner Street, Idaho Springs, CO

Preservation Society Shop

147 King Street
Charleston, SC

Otto’s

1321 Commerce Street
Dallas, TX

Calusa Gallery

2460 Vanderbilt Beach Rd Naples, FL

Custom Design

Susan has worked with restaurants and hotels to create exclusive, original design for their guest experience. She enjoys learning of the functional needs and character description of her collaborators and offering quality, original pieces that speak to their aesthetic within her artistic voice.

Hotel Emeline, Charleston, SC -exclusive pottery for rooms and gift shop

Restaurant Collaboration

Follow on Instagram: @susanCgregory

Having fun with planters as spring arrives. I use these minimal forms as a 3D canvas to play with abstract compositions. They combine surface tactics in slip transfer, direct painting in underglaze and taped off linear graphics. Thanks, @mariawhitest
Anticipating my spring time in Greece, I’ve designed this limited release porcelain cup influenced by Hellenic forms. Here is the first batch waiting for their turn in the bisque kiln. They are cooling now and I will glaze and fire a test next.
Delivering more soap dishes to Hotel Emeline this afternoon. When they opened, I designed and made this exclusive form for each of their rooms. Since then, I continue to supply them regularly, as guests unwittingly purchase them 😊 I’ve made h
I happen to enjoy Valentine’s Day. It was introduced as a fun family time to me. We circled up at a our kitchen table and swapped cards with Hershey kisses distributed by my mom. Over the years, I didn’t care so much if a boy fancied me d
I have an exciting announcement: 3 months from today, I will fly to Kavala, Greece where I will attend an art residency for the month of May @eutopia_art_residency I was born in 1974, so this is a big year for me :) and I wanted to do something chal
Hey! I’m rotating back into the teaching team @studiounion_chs leading a workshop to learn about plate making the weekend of 3/9-10. This is for potters who would like to skill build on the wheel and with hand building. We’ll cover some o
New piece heading into the first fire. Good luck to her ✨ #clayprocess #ceramicsculpture #bisquefire