Striving to be a Pottery Barn

Personalized MugIn the process of find­ing my MoJo, I’ve dis­cov­ered a love for sim­ple things and a more sim­pler life.  Every­thing from grow­ing plants from my own hands to just sit­ting with my boys and learn­ing how their brain works.

Once I chose to sit down and just open my mind to find new loves and inter­ests it was like a flood­gate. It was like I was barely scratch­ing the sur­face of the things I loved and now my eyes were open to what more it could entail.

One of those things is pot­tery.  Sounds sim­ple enough but when you real­ize that a each good piece of pot­tery is unique. From the exact form, to the color glazes. I love the stoneware with blues in it.  Not just the blue and browns or the blue and reds. But a mix­ture of each.  What a great set that would make!medium batter bowl pottery

Unfor­tu­nately the down­side to the unique upside is that there are SO MANY cus­tomed ideas that it’s hard to find one place that sells every­thing I might like.  I’m such a new­bie too so that’s tak­ing a lot of time.

If you have a favorite local place that sells online, I’d love to check it out. At this point, my favorite has been Sil­ver Dol­lar City’s Pot­tery Store. Unfor­tu­nately, they don’t sell online, but their pot­tery is exactly what I love.

So slowly but surely I hope to start col­lect­ing pieces to add to my hutch. I excited to work on this lengthy project!
Pho­tos by MissPot­tery

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One Response to “Striving to be a Pottery Barn”

  1. Princess says:

    If I would have had a few more dol­lars some of that pot­tery would be mine now. It was so pretty!

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