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How cool are these! So on trend for 2018! BB1114 Lighted Gingerbread House and BB2013 Lighted Christmas Camper Check them out on our webiste: https://www.ceramicarts.com/product/00/bb1114/SEASONAL-Lighted-Gingerbread-House1-SPO

Very “Eye Catching” snowman plate and Mug! MB1324 Plate with Eyes and MB1325 Mug with Eyes.  

Duncan’s new Talavera line of bisque is gorgeous! DB4063 Talavera Mug 16oz – see how it’s done! https://www.duncanceramics.com/project/talavera-mug-16-oz-2 

#sneakerheads Somebody who owns a number of sneakers and is always up on the latest J’s (Jordons) that come out. Their collections consist of rare, vintage, and collectable sneakers from classic Chuck Taylor’s to custom Nikes. Sneaker Customization is trending – taking a pair of sneakers and making them your own! They love to display them in their rooms! Many hypebeasts are sneakerheads! What a great idea for pottery painting – parties and walk-ins for tweens and teens and there are adult sneakerheads too! Bisque or clay sneakers would be fun!

Add a little Sparkle to your project! Duncan Sparklers are nontoxic, premixed glitter paints that dry permanent and won’t flake or rub off of your project. Sparklers adhere to ceramic bisque, fired glaze surfaces, plaster, paper, cardboard, wood, leather, canvas, fabric, metal, and papier-maché. SG880-2, SG881-2 and SG882-2

Hygge (pronounced hue-guh not hoo-gah) is a Danish word used when acknowledging a feeling or moment, whether alone or with friends, at home or out, ordinary or extraordinary as cosy, charming or special. It literally only requires consciousness, a certain slowness, and the ability to not just be present – but recognize and enjoy the present. Some also refer to hygge as an “art of creating intimacy” (either with yourself, friends and your home). Pottery Painting is a great way to create hygge – not only by the act of painting pottery with friends and family but also creating mugs, bowls, plates, candle holders, plaques etc. to create an environment of hygge at home.

#hypebeast A hypebeast is a slang for someone who is a beast (obsessed) about the hype (in fashion), and will do whatever it takes to obtain that desired hype. Many brands include Supreme, Bathing Ape, Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream, OriginalFake, and many more related to streetwear. Hypebeasts buy their clothes for the logos and brand-name and completely ignores the fact if they personally like the item or not – hey whatever makes you happy! Pottery painting has those hypebeasts covered – mugs, dog bowls, bowls, plates and plaques can be styled with “hype”

In an age of noise, pottery painting offers a quiet many of us desperately desire. Pottery Painting also offers a certain incalculable tangible pleasure for our mind and senses. In addition Pottery Painting leads to something even more desirable: community. By providing actual places in cities, town, and neighborhoods where families and friends can create and be around other people creating and get personalized recommendations from knowledgeable staff, and, most importantly, just be around other humans with similar interests, they provided a physical space that deliveres the one thing Amazon is incapable of: a sense of belonging. It’s a little magnet for community, a place you can go and feel safe, encouraged, and feel prompted to learn something new, or just create on your own.