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Pottery as Art | Mexican Pottery
During the last couple of weeks I’ve watched the inventory get placed at a new business on Old US 41 in Bonita Springs. The building was once the Jacob’s Interlock Paving of Bonita Springs building and The Village Haus a while back. Since it’s been empty for a spell the spark of life was fairly obvious when the bright colors started hitting the bricks.
Today, after stopping by the Art League of Bonita Springs for the needle art exhibit I stopped in to tour the new store to see what it was all about. The store is called Pottery as Art and has to be just about the most fun store in town. It’ a store with the look and feel of a garden store. The back area behind the building is fenced and stocked with thousands of square feet of merchandise for you to stroll through.
Be careful, you can get pulled in here just like shopping at a book store. Everything is so colorful, neatly arranged and striking. It’s one of the few places I’ve ever seen Mexican pottery so large and bold in all of Bonita Springs and SW Florida. If you’re looking for something for the home that will make an impact inside or out this should be your first stop. There are some great pieces that are perfect for any entry way, pool deck or lanai, too.
Pottery as Art is just taking off and it’s off to a roaring start. The selection is great and expected to get even better. From Mexican pottery art for table tops to plant pots or vases up to five foot tall you’re sure to find unusual decor for your Bonita Springs home.
Pottery as Art is located just south of Riverside Park and the Banyan Tree at 27570 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs, Fl 34135 Phone: 239-947-8383 stop in and say hello to Susan, the manager.
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Little One had us buy very colorful pots for the flowers on our front porch this year. She said the bright colors make flowers happy. I think she’s right, and this looks like a great place to keep your flowers (and yourself) happy.
oooh, those are in my very favorite color. Mexican pottery is so colorful. Sarah’s right. HAPPY sums it up pretty well.
My credit card and me could be dangerous in a place like that.