If you like finding unique treasures that are useful pieces as well as art, well this is the place to go. The pottery is outstanding both in appearance as well as durability. Many of the pieces are made right there at the location in Downtown Detroit; and everything there reflects the character of the city as well as the State... More

The very first house I bought, in downtown Detroit, more than 30 years ago had the most beautiful Pewabic Tile fireplace! I have since moved to another city (Ann Arbor) but my heart will always be with Detroit, so when I decided to re-tile the kitchen and fireplace, I couldn't think of a better place to have tile them than... More

The pottery at Pewabic is very tasteful and of very high quality. The designs are original, the glazes lovely and muted. Every time that I have visited Pewabic Pottery, I have found a treasure that I just had to have. The tiles in particular are lovely works of art and make excellent gifts. home

This is a quaint building that highlights some of Detroit's Golden-Era glory. The pottery has been in business for over a century. The vintage pieces in the museum are a must-see for ceramics enthusiasts! In addition to their own pottery they sell works from other top-notch artists such as Mary Philpot and David Ellison.

There was just mainly the gift shop. You could walk around in the back, but nothing was going on. Maybe on a day when they are actually in production would be better.

First saw Pewabic pieces at Falling Water, and fell in love with the great lines and colors. This place is amazing and worth the drive into town to see. I am unfamiliar with Detroit, but it was very easy to find, great parking, etc. The Pewabic pieces for sale in the store are beautiful and a wide assortment, but the... More

In the early part of the 20th Century some amazing, hand crafted tiles came out of this place and wound up in some of the fanciest homes in and near the city. It is common to see real estate listings brag a house has Pewabic tile. The current home is small, but charming, with samples of the tile they make... More

This is a wonderful place to visit. You'll see the place that produced (and continues to produce) many great pieces of art featured in Detroit and around the world. Tiles from Pewabic Pottery are used in People Mover stations and Comerica Park.

We happened to pass by and went in. Good parking lot right in front. Free. WE looked around at the different items on display and bought serval tiles of Michigan for gifts. I have a friend who tooks pottery lessons there and enjoyed it and has made several works of art. Great stop to explore a different type of art.