Seven host pottery studios in rural Minnesota towns close to the Twin Cities host 42 guest potters from 15 states and Scotland this week-end.The potters have earned a national reputation for quality and integrity. Each potter’s work has a distinct character and is durable and intended for everyday use. From small cups and bowls to large pieces suitable for display, an intriguing range of pottery will be available. Earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain for use in cooking and serving, decorating and display can be found on a self-guided tour.
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I always stop by these shows... but never purchase. Is that bad?
ReplyDeleteI urge you to start collecting immediately; helps the US economy and will delight someone on Mother's Day!!
DeleteHow I'd love to be there! I love down-to-earth pottery! :)
ReplyDeletei like their venue! nice!
ReplyDeleteNow this is an event I"d really enjoy. My collection of pottery keeps getting bigger.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great event. We have a good friend who excels at ceramics. (He is an art professor.) We have lots of his pieces on display in our house. We give his ceramics as presents to the people who work for us, and they love their growing collections of Ted's ceramics.
ReplyDeleteOooh! I'm itching to go shopping here!
ReplyDeleteThis would be fun to see. I have many pieces of pottery, but one of my goals for the summer is to start weeding out the excess items. I see a couple of yard sales in my future.
ReplyDeleteI always have meant to go to this. Did you get anything you love? Are you going to Art-A-Whirl next weekend at the Northrup King building?
ReplyDeleteDo I see Pottery? I don't know why I have such a weakness for it. I went to Becky's show last night. Her large bears were AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteLike Randy, I have an obvious weakness for all things ceramic! The show was really fun, Kate & wish you could've come too! So good to see Randy & Todd. We had a great turn out!
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