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The Art of 17th Century Pottery
Meet Irma Starr, Potter

Based in Kansas City, Irma Starr is a world-renowned potter who creates collectible works of art that is modeled after 17th-century style of pottery. Every piece of work is unique, and can be found at leading museums around the world. 

She is accomplished in all of the classic glazing techniques: combing, feathering, marbling, and slip-trailing. Starr has been commissioned by private connoisseurs, museums, companies, and the White House to create commemorative pieces. 

Gallery of Works of Art

Explore Irma's Ornaments and Works of art
Holiday trees, angels, Santas and more
Assortment of figurines
Commemorative & decorative plates & mugs

See what's New & popular

View the latest works of art from Irma. Click any of the thumbnails below.

Stay Connected with Irma

Calendar

View the calendar of special appearances, workshops and events with Irma.

In the News

View featured articles and televised appearances with Irma.

Connect

Contact and connect with Irma for any custom or commemorative pieces.

New: Nurse-a-Gnome 

As featured in this story on FOX4, Irma Starr collaborated with her doctor after a life-changing surgery that led to her latest creation that celebrates all of the healthcare professionals who risked their lives to help patients during the pandemic.  

Featured Spotlight

A closer look at select commemorative works of art at leading museums.

Smithsonian Museum: The Renwick 30th Anniversary Plate 4 x 23 in. (10.2 x 58.4 cm) slab-constructed, shaped, wheel-thrown (foot), drawn, incised, and glazed earthenware with slip.