​John Segell, a Santa Fe potter, received a BFA in Ceramics from University of Wisconsin, studying for four years under Don Reitz. He was also fortunate to be able to participate in summer workshops with Warren MacKenzie at the University of Minnesota. After moving to Santa Fe in 1980 and raising a family, John continued his enthusiasm for ceramics continuing to throw pots - to the benefit of friends and family, while working in the hospitality industry. Recently retired, he is now focused on renewing his love of clay, working full time in his studio, and firing in his own hand-built sprung arch kiln. John crafts decorative and functional high-temperature stoneware. A current member of Eldorado Arts and Crafts Association, he is happily exploring new avenues as a potter.

All  work is fired to cone 10 (2350 degrees) in a gas reduction kiln. Studio visitors welcome by appointment. Please contact me

My work can be seen at Beadweaver of Santa Fe, next to Kaunes Grocery,which carries a small selection of my work.  Blue Window restaurant in Los Alamos has a variety of my smaller pieces.  Enchanted Sugar in Cottowood Mall in Albuquerque carries a wide range of recent work. including bowls, pitchers, vases, etc.
         

Studio visits at my house are welcome, with advance notice. I always have a nice selection of items available for gifts and special occasions . Contact me for an appointment. Social distancing will be observed.
    I now have tabletop/desktop indoor-outdoor fountains for sale. Please enter my contact tab for an appointment to see them. I currently have 10-12 fountains, with pricing from $50-75 on the prototypes, and $100-$175 on the remaining ones
They have adjustable flow rates for different levels of sound. Very peaceful waterfall sounds. Prices include tax, pump and decorative pebbles.
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