Artist Spotlight: Amy Gentry
- Jennifer Knopf
- Dec 5, 2025
- 2 min read

From the beehive to the beach, Amy Gentry's pottery is earthy and textured, while maintaining a refinement in style and shape.
From Amy's website:
"My pottery journey started in 1989 with a desire to not have a 'real job' while I was pursuing my equestrian career. I acquired a small slip casting business which I hoped would pay the bills while I developed my equestrian interests. Having the equipment to produce pottery enticed me to get a wheel and try my hand at throwing."
"It didn’t take long for my inner creative self to work its way out. Life, marriage and children gently pushed the horses to a back seat and I realized that pottery could be the 'real job' and how much I truly love working with clay. I finally realized that pottery was my calling and that the horses were a great ride along the way."
"When I say 'my pottery journey', I am describing the fact that I am a self-taught potter. The act of learning about ceramics in that way is a journey of trial and errors. Drawing from nature as many artists do, my style has changed and evolved over the years. In the more recent years, my focus has been on the ocean and the vast array of colors and textures that it offers for inspiration."
"My work includes both functional stoneware pieces and decorative earthenware wall art."
Our Favorite Bee Gifts

Amy Gentry Pottery Mug
From the Bee to Sea Collection:
Warm mustard honeycomb impression with an adorable bee design and seafoam blue rim inspired by the sea.

Gingiber Beehive Tea Towel
Oversized, absorbent kitchen towel with a buzzy beehive design. Original art that's both fun and functional.
100% flour sack cotton.

Amy Gentry Pottery Bee Dish
From the Bee to Sea Collection:
Use this dish to hold rings or other small items. Microwave, dishwasher and oven safe. Use as olive oil, herb or condiment dish.

Amy Gentry Pottery Honey Hive Candle
From the Bee to Sea Collection:
With a scent of honey and almond, this soy candle is a fun and functional pottery piece that can be used as a bud vase when the wax has burned away.

Bee Matches - Box of 50
A box of matches makes a sweet hostess gift as well as the perfect pairing to a candle. Each box is a work of art.

The Wild Bee Handbook
A practical resource for anyone interested in biodiversity and sustainable gardening that helps you create a green space to help common wild bees you might find in your garden survive and thrive.

Amy Gentry Pottery Vase
From the Bee to Sea Collection:
In rich shades of mustard and aqua, this vase rim features a rope pattern that transitions to a honeycomb pattern and impressed bee design. Perfect for displaying fresh cut flowers or single bud.


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