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We sell a variety of pottery. At this time we are not set up to accept
credit cards, but will accept money orders, cashiers checks and personal checks.
If the item is to be shipped, the buyer pays shipping and insurance charges.
Shipping is not reflected in the prices shown on our pages.
To order an item, email us with the description of the item you are
interested in. If you are in the Grand Forks North Dakota area, we will
pull the item from the page and make arrangements with you about picking it up.
This is a home studio, and we do have "regular" jobs as well, so the studio is
not always open.
We will get back to you with costs for shipping. This may take a day or
so, but we will reply as soon as possible.
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Large scenic tile is priced at $175. |
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Scenic Pottery
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Scenic Pottery is created on
vases, framed tiles, and assorted items. Topics include:
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Prairie
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Storms
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Badlands
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Wetlands
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Prairie Jewels
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Prairie Jewels
(Click here)
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Figurines (Click here)
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Frog
Point Pottery began with creating molded figurines cast in clay. We continue
to make these items and strive to add something new each season.
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Wildlife figurines
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farm animal figurines
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Other figurines
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Medallions (Click here)
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We
have been making the annual commemorative items for the North Dakota Pottery
Collectors Society since 2003. We have also made commemorative items for
other organizations as well.
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Medallions
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Commemorative items
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Face Jugs and Clay Folk
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Looking for something different, even a bit bizarre? Every
once in a while we need to release a bit of potter stress. Sometimes things
of a bizarre nature occur! In 2005 we began creating face jugs
and face jars to release tension. You never know what to expect them to look
like!
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Face Jugs and Face Jars - The Clay
Folks!
- Sculpted Vases
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building is also an area we enjoy working in. Sculpting plants unto vases
has become a new area to work in. We enjoy learning about glazes and design
styles of the past.
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