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WELCOME
We are a full-service pottery studio located in Thunderbolt, GA. Our studio features 4 different forms of firing methods (electric, raku, soda, and gas) along with an assortment of vibrant glazes, pottery wheels, and a dedicated hand-building space. As a teaching studio we provide classes and workshops aimed to up your ceramic game! We also cater to experienced potters through our Open Studio option.
We invite you to get inspired, create, and make new friends at the wheel or hand-building table.
Novice potter or veteran ceramicist,
low country local, or just-visiting...
There's something for everyone at Clayer & Co. where we always strive to:
INSPIRE
CREATE
SHARE
WE ARE COOKING WITH GAS!
FEATURING GAS REDUCTION FIRING, ALONG WITH CONE 6 ELECTRIC, RAKU, AND SODA!

PUMPKIN & GHOSTS
WORKSHOP
Join us for a two-hour, beginner-friendly workshop creating a clay pumpkin or jack-o’-lantern and a ghost companion.
No experience is needed, just bring your imagination and enjoy making two fun pieces in a relaxed studio setting. Perfect for friends, couples, or anyone looking to try something new.
Two pieces, plenty of fun.
Raku firing will be available at our next Raku event for $10 per piece, including glazing, firing, and time to relax and enjoy the experience with us. You can also choose traditional firing at no additional cost ! Sign up today and create your own Halloween collection!
FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 2026
6-8 PM

ALL OVER THE PLACE
NOW AT OLOGY!
Jon Clare Mazzeo, All Over the Place is a vibrant, playful solo exhibition that reflects an artist who refuses to stay in one lane. Featuring ceramics, mixed media, fabric, and more, the show brings together a lively collection of sculptures and forms that feel both ancient and fresh, familiar and otherworldly.
With degrees in both Nursing and Fine Arts from the University of Vermont, Jon Clare Mazzeo brings a deeply human sensibility to her work. Drawing on shamanic imagery, mythology, and cultural traditions, she builds layered pieces that combine clay, metal, and textiles into expressive forms. Her influences range widely—from Ptolemaic Egyptian sarcophagus portraits to Native American kachina figures—yet her voice remains distinctly her own.
At the heart of All Over the Place is a joyful exploration of connection: between humans and animals, the natural world and the spiritual, the everyday and the sacred. Through this work, Jon invites viewers to recognize something wild, wise, and divine within themselves.
OCTOBER 3 - OCTOBER 31, 2026
CLOSING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, OCT 31, 5:30 - 7:30 PM

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