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Robin with Egg Ornament

Robin with Egg Ornament

At Wayne Village Pottery, that lovely stuff known as Maine “blue” clay is dug out of our back field. The early redware potters also used this kind of clay, and we enjoy following their tradition of creating handmade pottery which is useful, affordable and decorative.  We started making ornaments and sculptures for our Holiday Open House. The ornaments consist of an array of local birds, beasts and critters; the inspiration for each ornament typically comes from some sort of encounter we have had during the year. Every spring we wake up to the wonders of robins. Watching out the pottery shop window, our new garden is full of robins, alert, hopping, friendly.
$24.99
Robin with Egg Ornament
$24.99

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Robin with Egg Ornament

At Wayne Village Pottery, that lovely stuff known as Maine “blue” clay is dug out of our back field. The early redware potters also used this kind of clay, and we enjoy following their tradition of creating handmade pottery which is useful, affordable and decorative.  We started making ornaments and sculptures for our Holiday Open House. The ornaments consist of an array of local birds, beasts and critters; the inspiration for each ornament typically comes from some sort of encounter we have had during the year. Every spring we wake up to the wonders of robins. Watching out the pottery shop window, our new garden is full of robins, alert, hopping, friendly.

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At Wayne Village Pottery, that lovely stuff known as Maine “blue” clay is dug out of our back field. The early redware potters also used this kind of clay, and we enjoy following their tradition of creating handmade pottery which is useful, affordable and decorative.  We started making ornaments and sculptures for our Holiday Open House. The ornaments consist of an array of local birds, beasts and critters; the inspiration for each ornament typically comes from some sort of encounter we have had during the year. Every spring we wake up to the wonders of robins. Watching out the pottery shop window, our new garden is full of robins, alert, hopping, friendly.