Windy Meadows Pottery Handcrafted Village House by Jan Richardson

This handcrafted Windy Meadows Pottery village house is a charming example of late 20th-century American studio pottery, known for its storybook architecture and warm, earthy glazes. Designed and built by Jan Richardson, founder and primary maker of Windy Meadows Pottery, this piece features a textured brick roof, sculpted chimney, and sweet heart cutout details that give it a timeless, folk-inspired presence. Perfect as a decorative shelf object, collector’s village piece, or cozy accent in a curated home display.

Details & Features
Maker: Windy Meadows Pottery
Artist: Jan Richardson
Origin: United States
Date: Not dated
Material: Hand-thrown and hand-built stoneware
Finish: Natural clay body with brown and cream glaze
Style: Folk art, cottage, village collectible

Condition
Good vintage condition with a small chip on the top of the roof near the chimney, as shown. No cracks or structural damage.

Styling Notes
Lovely displayed on bookshelves, mantels, or as part of a pottery village grouping. Mix with books, brass accents, or natural wood for a warm, collected look.