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Why You Should Fill Your Home With Pottery

Jeffrey Dawson January 19, 2022 Ikebana Leave a Comment

Pottery is an art that has been around for thousands of years and continues to maintain many of the original processes. The creation of pottery is full of utility, beauty and ancient traditions. Here are some reasons you need more handmade pottery in your life.

Support Local Makers

Every community has artists and makers who are important to the local culture and create pieces hoping to spread joy. Investing in the artists in your area is an investment into your community and the people who share it with you.

Bring More Beauty Home

Who doesn’t want their home to be filled with beauty? Paintings can grace your walls, but pottery pieces can be filled with flowers, used as bookends or used as statement pieces in your home. The options for adding pleasing pottery to your home are limitless, especially among the large concentration of artists in the Seagrove pottery scene.

Be a Part of Artistic History

Few arts are as old and revered as handmade pottery. Throughout history, many cultures have made pottery as both artworks and as practical tools, such as vessels for food. The actual process of making pottery pieces has changed very little over time, which shows that this ancient art is truly a human tradition. Bring this history to your home.

Embrace Utilitarian Art

Many people love pottery because much of it is functional and practical. Pottery is an art that you can enjoy in the form of a mug, vase or even an urn. The partnership between form and function is part of what makes pottery so special.

Enjoy Art That Lasts

Pieces of pottery have been found that were created thousands of years ago, meaning any of these artworks you bring into your home are sure to last a lifetime. While there are different types of pottery, most functional pieces are meant to withstand a lot of wear and tear.

As you can see, pottery is an art form that has historical significance, is beautiful and useful. This art form has endured the test of time and has earned a place in every home.

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