STEPHEN PROCTER STUDIOS

Large-Scale Ceramic Art

 

Welcome to Stephen Procter Studios

At Stephen Procter Studios, we specialize in creating monumental ceramic vessels and sculptural pottery that bring timeless elegance to gardens, landscapes, and interiors. Based in Vermont, Stephen Procter crafts handmade large-scale pottery and custom vessels that beautifully balance functionality and artistry.

 
 
 

Elevate Your Outdoor Spaces

Transform your garden into a work of art with weatherproof outdoor ceramic vessels and sculptural garden pottery designed to complement both contemporary and classic landscapes. Our bespoke handmade pottery is perfect for enhancing both humble gardens and high-end properties, private estates, public spaces, and curated landscapes.

Artistry and Craftsmanship

Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, blending artistry and functionality. With a focus on custom large ceramic vessels and decorative garden sculptures, Stephen Procter’s work captures the beauty of natural forms while offering unparalleled durability for outdoor settings.

Stephen’s designs blend historical tradition with nature’s forms. When those influences harmonize, the work radiates a timeless presence that offers sustenance and pleasure.

For Garden Lovers & Design Professionals

Whether you're a homeowner, garden enthusiast, or design specialist, our handcrafted pottery offers the perfect focal point for your next project. Our custom ceramic sculptures have been featured in gardens and properties across U.S.

Explore Our Work

Browse our collection of large ceramic garden pots and modern sculptural pottery to find the perfect addition to your space. Discover why Stephen’s work is sought after by art collectors, garden enthusiasts, and creative designers alike.

Bring Art to Your Garden

Ready to transform your outdoor space? Contact us today to inquire about custom sculptural pottery, and bespoke garden art commissions, or to purchase one of our luxury ceramic vessels.

  • "Our first Stephen pot instantly transformed the relationship of our cultivated garden to the wider landscape. She brings a breathing focal point that both grounds the garden and merges it with the surrounding woods and mountain." - Ingrid M., New Hampshire

  • "The warm, earthy colors, sensual shapes, and textures of Stephen's work provide a welcome contrast in the garden – especially during long winters." - Michaela H., Vermont

  • "What makes Stephen's work compelling is the organic nature of the pieces. They beg to be touched, whether inside or in the garden, they compliment the spaces they inhabit." - Mary Lou G., Connecticut