Amy Holland Pottery. 377 likes · 23 talking about this. Kick-wheel thrown and hand-built stoneware pottery. Inspired by nature, each piece has its own uniqueness, with thoughts on how it will used....

Apr 18, 2016 · Amy makes and teaches pottery at her home in Lititz, located in the heart of Lancaster County, where she lives with her husband and two children. Before living in and loving Lititz, she studied and taught pottery at The Shelburne Craft School in Shelburne, VT.

460 Followers, 817 Following, 345 Posts - Amy Holland (@amy_holland_pottery) on Instagram: "Potter, Art educator, food and flower grower, bird nerd, Mama of teens and one very emotional border collie"

Amy Holland Pottery is located at 351 Front St in Lititz, Pennsylvania 17543. Amy Holland Pottery can be contacted via phone at 717-405-2299 for pricing, hours and directions. Contact Info

Dec 17, 2024 · 30 likes, 2 comments - amy_holland_pottery on December 17, 2024: "I love working with people on custom projects. Over the years, Mike’s Aunt has asked me to make special occasion plates for her to give as gifts. She gives me an idea of what she would like and then I have creative freedom to the design. It pushes me to try to capture something about the gift getter and their special occasion ...

Shop Contact: [email protected] by amyhollandpottery located in Pennsylvania, United States. Top shop for gifts. A buyer bought a gift from this shop and gave it a 5-star review!

Nov 4, 2024 · 46 likes, 3 comments - amy_holland_pottery on November 4, 2024: "Process pic of painting bisque-ware. This is the stage I stain, clean, and use underglaze to paint imagery on my pots. The bottoms up pieces are ready to be glazed. These mug butts (@benifinijewelry) give a hint to how the pot is decorated. The other pots will have hand painted birds perching on them.

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Amy Holland Pottery Reels. 379 likes. Kick-wheel thrown and hand-built stoneware pottery. Inspired by nature, each piece has its own uniqueness, with thoughts on how it will used.