Depuis 2003 – Established 2003
110 Giroux Pvt., Mayo, QC
Call 819-665-1596 for an appointment or drop an email to LM@LMSerafin.com
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Poterie LM Serafin Pottery
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The irises are blooming and soon the lilies will be too. Summer is by far my favourite season and it certainly has a lot to do with my love of flowers and gardening. Many new things are “blossoming” in my pottery shop too! I fired the kiln mid-June and I have some pretty new bowls just waiting for someone to take them home.
🌿 Pottery Subscriptions Are Here
A new way to collect handmade pottery throughout the year—one piece per season, made with care and rooted in the natural world. Whether it’s a serving bowl, a mug, or a leaf plate, each piece is crafted to be both functional and meaningful.
For now, I am introducing my Mug Subscription. Later on I will launch my Kitchen Pottery Subscription and my Food and Drink Subscription, so stay tuned for that!
These subscriptions are limited to keep things personal and manageable, so if it sounds like your kind of joy, you can find all the details here.
Summer Markets – TBA
Join me Saturdays in Wakefield in late July and most of August for Art in the Park. Details to follow shortly.
Thanks for stopping by. Here’s to longer days, green things growing, and art that feels good in your hands.
LM
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At Poterie LM Serafin Pottery you will find…
Finely crafted stoneware pottery for every day living. I make functional pottery like mugs, bowls, teapots and serving dishes. I’m influenced by the forest that surrounds me and the lake on which I live.
You will also find me…in the studio, usually with a muddy apron on. You’ll find that I care a lot about the people who buy my pottery and the experience my customers have with the pots I make. My goal is to make sure that you are satisfied with every purchase.
The local jewel of Mayo, Forêt la Blanche, is close by if you are looking for a hiking experience. Hiking and shopping for pottery afterwards? What could be better?
Stop in for a chat and a tour and see what’s happening in the workshop.
Currently I’m working on restocking soup bowls and teapots. Soon it will be time to make more leaf bowls. I can hardly wait for the green things to emerge!
You can now find a small selection of my pottery in Buckingham at Saisonnia. Saisonnia is located at 490 Avenue de Buckingham.
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Poterie LM Serafin Pottery is open almost any time you need it to be opened!
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. by appointment only. If you would like to come before or after these times, please call and make a request.
OPEN on St. Jean, Tuesday, June 24, 11-4.
The pottery is opened by appointment year-round and is just 45 minutes from downtown Ottawa, and 20 minutes from downtown Buckingham, QC. For the best pieces, best prices, discounted seconds and special orders, a visit to the gallery in Mayo is a must.
“I have had the pleasure of meeting this lovely artist only once, but have purchased many of her pieces over the last few years. She has created pieces for me on request as well. I love the textures and colours of every piece created. Her glaze techniques and choices are always exquisite. I have a lot of pottery, but the works of this artist are my treasures.”
Lindsay H., Thunder Bay, ON
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All of the pottery made at LM Serafin Pottery is food safe. No lead has been used in the glazes.
The clay used is stoneware and fired to a high (2300 F) temperature. Stoneware is durable, but still needs care (SEE How to Care for your Pottery in the menu above).
All of LM Serafin pottery should be hand-washed.
It can be used in the microwave.
You can put it in a warming oven.
The pottery is not cookware.
Automatic dishwashing NOT recommended! It wears the glazes down, and after a few years of regular auto dish washing they look dull and feel tacky because the soap isn’t soap. It’s abrasive material designed to scratch the food from your dishes.
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