More Polish Pottery

I am so excited to finally have gotten a chance to visit the shop and purchase some lovely ceramic kitchen ware!
Although it’s about half an hour away from and West of Aurora, we decided to embark on a leisurely country road drive on an unseasonally warm and sunny Sunday in February. Gorgeous snow-​covered rolling countryside to keep us delighted.
The shop is located in an old building and greenhouse adjacent to their farmhouse. It’s really well put together with a variety of pottery ranging teaspoons and teapots all the way up to covered casseroles and trays.
The quality is really amazing. The ceramic is solid but not overly heavy, so it’s easy to believe it can withstand freezing, microwaving, dishwasher washing, and baking.
The main colors are white background with bright indigo patterns, with a little extra color (pink, peach, yellow, green) thrown in for contrast. Each pattern is hand sponge-​pained on so every piece is unique in its own way. I enjoyed the peach blossom pattern, personally, and got a teaspoon, small mug, and butter knife in it.
The owners is as knowledgeable as she is nice, and offers to do educational presentations as well to groups if interested.
These pieces are perfect gifts for new families, for collectors, or for people who enjoy rustic but incredibly well made products. Each product comes with the stamp from the manufacturer on the bottom, as well as stickers informing you of the quality control process.
Really worth your while to check their shop or website and order some goodies ASAP.