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cube_k

Is there a brick and mortar store where I can buy local pottery?

I assume farmers markets and art walks and what not, but my MIL is in town and wants to scoop up something local.

Thanks!

Posted Sep 27, 2022, 8:36 AM UTC

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towaway_sport•

Try Wild Flower at 1201 Madison in Denver (12th and Madison, east of the Botanic Gardens.)
Not all Colorado made, but definitely a little eclectic independent shop with great pottery selection.

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Artists On Santa Fe! Tell Macy I said “hey!”

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edward2bighead•

Hammerly Ceramics, it's off of 94th and Wadsworth, if you're up to a drive.

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rjulyan•

I think there’s a shop or two on Old South Pearl.

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No-Highlight2203•

Idk about brick and mortar but look into non porous ceramics. If you buy something online you can go pick it up at the studio.

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blayzeKING•

If i remember correctly, Planted has locally made plant holders but not plate, mug, or other functional pottery. Near Sloans Lake. https://www.plantedindenver.com/

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Khaleesi_VezhvenBaker•

The Polish Pottery Outlet is a great brick and mortar store for this. Also, ive bought some from local art stores on the First Friday art walk off Santa Fe.

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Peja1611•

The Denver Potters Guild is on the 1500 block of S. Pearl Street

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hurrymenot•

I think you're looking for a ceramics store my friend.

Heh

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SadRobotzUniversity•

Crate & Barrel

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