CRAFTER of the MONTH!

Selected each month by the website developer, completely at his whim...

     For July, 2024:

Tater Knob Pottery & Farm  (<-- Click to access website)

(Sarah Culbreth - Madison Co.: Berea)



For more than 45 years Sarah Culbreth, Jeff Enge, and their son David Enge have owned and operated their pottery and farm business at 260 Wolf Gap Road, near Berea, in Madison County, Kentucky.  Sarah and Jeff are graduates of Berea College’s Ceramic Apprenticeship Program, and they have created a delightful career making durable, functional, and beautiful ceramic pieces.  

Tater Knob's regular pottery offerings—highlighted below in a few images taken from many that can be seen on their large and excellent website—include place settings, mugs, pitchers, vases, lamps, and bells. There is also their famed “Spoonbread Baker,” designed to bake and serve spoonbread, a well-known and much-loved culinary specialty in central Kentucky.  

Three sizes of the Tater Knob
Spoonbread Baker

At right: a few (of many!) positive reviews of Tater Knob Pottery ...

VIDEO: 
Some background, history, and an overview can be seen in this 7-minute YouTube video: "Kentucky Farm Bureau presents: Bluegrass & Backroads: Tater Knob Pottery & Farm ..."

Kentucky boasts a great many ceramic and pottery creators, but anyone delighted by fine craftsmanship and a positive outlook on a creative life will be thrilled by a visit—either in-person or online—to the website of
Tater Knob Pottery & Farm
Check out this Crafter of the Month for July, 2024.