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Pottery in Grand Rapids |
Below is a list of businesses listed within our directory. If you do not see your business within the list below, you can submit it for addition to this list. Adding your business will feature your listing above Standard listings.
Clay Art Studio - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 447-2529
Egads - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 453-6603
Gallery 154 - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 454-2154
Heather Lane Pottery - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 954-9460
Ignition Studio - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 940-8150
Lots O' Pots Pottery - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 776-0228
Naked Plates - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 975-9650
Shook's Unlimited Creations - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 281-6259
Vinecroft Studios - Grand Rapids, MI - Phone: (616) 785-3428
Helpful Definition for: Pottery
Pottery is the art of shaping wet clays and then heating them under fire thus transforming them chemically to hardened clays. Pottery is done by potters in Grand Rapids to make wonderful pieces which are either functional objects or are decorative pieces. The decorative pieces are designed and decorated with colorful glazes, which not only increase the beauty of pottery, but also act as protective coats.
The shape to these pieces of pottery is given by the potters either by their hands or some medium like coil pot, pinch pot, etc. There are different glazing techniques which are used by these potters in Grand Rapids to coat an object of pottery with protective glazes. Pottery is one of the oldest art forms.
