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Peter Lippincott
Peter Lippincott creates stunning American pottery
with an Asian influence featuring elegant forms,
thinness, and vibrant glazes. His work lends distinction
to any setting, residential to corporate.
His thrown standard-ware complements or contributes to a contemporary dinner service.
Lippincott offers hand-built pieces with fish and turtle themes and others with hand-stamped details.
Unique art pieces are available from Mudpuppy Studios. Peter works with his collectors to create special pieces for them: an individual teapot, sculpted awards for honorees, or large-scale architectural ceramics.
His superb stoneware is available directly from the artist and at fine craft stores nationwide.
Peter is a member of the Arkansas Craft Guild and recipient of the 2010 Arkansas Living Treasure Award from the Arkansas Arts Council.
For more information, visit http://mudpuppy-studios.com/.
His thrown standard-ware complements or contributes to a contemporary dinner service.
Lippincott offers hand-built pieces with fish and turtle themes and others with hand-stamped details.
Unique art pieces are available from Mudpuppy Studios. Peter works with his collectors to create special pieces for them: an individual teapot, sculpted awards for honorees, or large-scale architectural ceramics.
His superb stoneware is available directly from the artist and at fine craft stores nationwide.
Peter is a member of the Arkansas Craft Guild and recipient of the 2010 Arkansas Living Treasure Award from the Arkansas Arts Council.
For more information, visit http://mudpuppy-studios.com/.