Pottery by fran Functional pottery and handmade crafts
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The Robuster fundraising calendar is our main source of revenue and we are always looking for more photographers willing to submit photos. If you have a photo or photos you would donate for this great cause then click the link below. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION. The Kootenay Robusters is a non-profit organization for breast cancer survivors and associates to experience physical, emotional, spiritual and mental wellness at a level that they find comfortable and personally challenging.
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Norman Moll
1265 Columbia Avenue
Trail, British Columbia, V1R 1J3
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The web page had the following on the web site, "I love being a potter and last night I was going back through the hundreds of photos I have taken of my work." I viewed that the web site said " I started to look at some of the pots I made around 10 years ago when I first moved back to Trail and I thought Id share a few with you." They also said " A glaze combination that worked well together, but doesnt work anymore. Another glaze combination I like that I havent used for a long time. Making a rectangle pot is always a challenge."SEE SUBSEQUENT BUSINESSES
Wednesday, October 23, 2013. We are making our final touches to the new location right now. Come in! Links to this post.
One of a kind pieces. Bon Accord, AB, CAN. One of a kind pieces. Bon Accord, AB, CAN. Durable, beautiful, porcelain dishes. Place settings, serving dishes, tea sets. Microwave, oven and dishwasher safe. Ready to Buy or Custom Designed Pieces.
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Thirty years ago, micaceous clay was solely used by Native American potters of the Southwest. Today, a small number of potters representing various ethnic backgrounds are taking micaceous pottery in new directions. Since this clay comes from our Mother Earth and is hand-dug and processed, it is handled with the utmost respect and care. For more information on Micaceous clay,.
Hand crafted containers for Caudiciform and Bonsai enthusiasts.