Pewabic is a National Historic Landmark pottery studio co-founded in 1903 by ceramic artist Mary Chase Perry Stratton, who would go on to influence ceramics programs at the College of Creative Studies, Wayne State University, the University of Michigan, and Cranbrook Academy of Art. Today, the studio also offers courses for the public and an upstairs exhibition space. There you’ll find <i>Get it while you can </i>by Jessika Edgar, a piece that incorporates ceramic, acrylic pearls, and faux fur. Photo 3 of 14 in For the Most Exciting Design Scene No One’s Talking About, Head to Detroit

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Pewabic is a National Historic Landmark pottery studio co-founded in 1903 by ceramic artist Mary Chase Perry Stratton, who would go on to influence ceramics programs at the College of Creative Studies, Wayne State University, the University of Michigan, and Cranbrook Academy of Art. Today, the studio also offers courses for the public and an upstairs exhibition space. There you’ll find Get it while you can by Jessika Edgar, a piece that incorporates ceramic, acrylic pearls, and faux fur.