Old World Pottery of Wichita Falls

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Home & Garden 2013

It's been too long since I've last posted on this blog, and I'm truly sorry for that. I've been traveling all around the U.S. and Mexico, searching for new styles of pottery and outdoor decor. As a result, I feel I have an incredible selection of Cast Stone, Terra Cotta, Natural Stone, and Metal Art Work since I started four years ago. This year's Home & Garden Show in Wichita Falls was an amazing success, as I showcased all the new pieces I've picked up in the past two months. The biggest draws were my Cast Aluminum Horse, my Cantera Stone Columns, and my Corona Rooster. Below I'm going to post pictures of the past four Home & Garden Shows, starting from most recently to my very first show, chronicling how far I've come as a business.

My sincerest thanks to those who have and continue to support my business!

Better Selection, Better Quality: Old World Pottery!

Saul

Setting Up 2013

Work in Progress 2013

Working Fountain 2013

Home & Garden 2013

Cast Aluminum Horse 2013

Animal Decor 2013

Metal Flowers, Rustic Agave, and Vintage Planter 2013

Painted Agave, Vintage Planter, and Corona Rooster 2013

Talvera Borracho Frog & Peacock 2013

My Collection of Metal Flowers 2013

Frog Planter, Rabbit Statuary, Greyhound Statue, & Hand Carved St. Francis 2013

Home & Garden 2012

Wall Decor, Metal Flowers, Pottery, and Metal Art 2012

Colorful Metal Flowers 2012

Majolica Planters, Talavera Animals, & Cast Stone Statuary 2012

Talavera, Pottery, & Outdoor Decor 2011

Home & Garden 2011

Majolica Planter, Metal Art, Wood Window Frames 2011

Cast Stone Planters & Statuary, Colorful Metal Art 2011

Work in Progress 2010

Cast Stone Planters & Oaxaca Pottery 2010

Home & Garden Show 2010

Home & Garden 2010

Cast Stone Statuary & Terra Cotta Pottery 2010

Chimeneas

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Chimeaneas were made by Native Americans to provide heat, light, and cook for their families. There are still traditional chimeneas,but throughout the years chimeneas have changed in style and design. Despite the changes, chimeneas are still being used to provide warmth for families. Chimeneas can be found in the backyard of many homes, with pinon wood used to provide warmth and an aromatic scent. They create a warm and cozy atmosphere for families who enjoy relaxing outside on their patio during those chilly, fall nights.

Halloween

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Halloween, also known as All Hallows’ Eve, is a yearly holiday observed all around the world. A typical Halloween includes trick or treating, decorations, costumes, parties, and more. Even though this happens every year, it’s still a memorable holiday you can share with friends and family. Kids in either store bought costumes or even hand made costumes go door to door asking for candy by saying “trick or treat.” However, they don’t go to any home, they go to the house with the most Halloween decorations. They know that whoever’s inside will have the best treats because they love Halloween. A house can say it all. One of the greatest symbols of Halloween appears on almost every Halloween lover’s lawn: a Jack-o-lantern. A fun, family tradition is started when they first pick a pumpkin together. Carving funny or even scary faces on the pumpkin makes it a memorable holiday. Even if a family doesn't have real pumpkins though, they still find a way to pick that perfect jack-o-lantern. Buying one doesn't make it less memorable, there is still a feeling of togetherness and knowing that they picked it out together.