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My kindergarten class experienced an unimaginable loss. Thank you for the beautiful, spiritual, patient, amazing experience that my kindergarten class had with you. UTH provides the space and talented
The historical tradition of trompe l'oeil, which translates from French to "fool the eye, " may have its roots in ancient Greece where a contest took place between two prominent artists, Zeuxis and Parrhasius
YAY CLAY! is a pottery studio where you can create, express, and explore your inner artist. Kiln Rental Open Studio Glass Slumping Custom Artwork Art Consultancy Call us to book your next visit to us at
We offer indoor and outdoor seating, weather permitting Reservations are required for both, with 24 hour advance notice if possible. In addition, we have TO GO ceramic pottery kits! These are a great way
We can't believe that we have been making pottery for a half century! We have been blessed with overwhelming support and patronage over the past 50 years, and we can't say thank you enough. When we began
We're a husband and wife team of artists that create functional stoneware pottery for your kitchen and your table. Each piece is handmade one at a time on our wheels- no molds or forms are ever used. Everything
The work of Wesley Muckey is incredibly layered, rooted in historic technique and tradition while laden with contemporary ideas. The pieces are serious in construction but exhibit both grace and humor
Experience the joy of wheel-throwing and hand-building pottery at your own pace, while in a nurturing teaching environment. Great for all levels, beginner through advanced. Located in beautiful Tyler State
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Each piece of Pine Springs Pottery starts as a lump of clay. I hand throw every one individually on the potter's wheel to make the desired shape. After being cut free from the wheel, the handles or other
