December Hours

A Special Event

ardith one
Canadian Pottery and Crafts
is having a special event

on Sunday,December 12
Lou Hanson, one of our long time potters,

will be in the store from 1pm to 3pm

demonstrating the intricate decorating technique

she uses on her new line, Everything's Coming Up Roses.
She will personalize an exquisite 11"x2" handmade bowl
for you at no extra cost.

(a $20 value)
Come watch her apply the decoration, order a bowl

and join us for coffee, tea and cookies.

All plates personalized on Sunday will be available for pickup on
Monday, December 20th.

Porcelain X-mas Decorations

Lou Hanson's porcelain decorations our now in the store. With their "lace" wings and 22 carat gold halos, they are a perennial favourite item in our store at this time of year. The new animal for this year is the beaver...how Canadian! We do have a limited supply of the reindeer so come early...don't be disappointed.Camels

Xmas reindeer...with his shiney red nose

RAK Day

On Friday, November 12, Yonge Lawrence Village will be celebrating Random Act of Kindness Day. We, at ardith one, encourage all our customers to participate in the day by taking a moment to do a small favour, an act of charity or kindness for a family member, friend or complete stranger. If you pick up one of our cards at participating banks in our area or the store, you can hand them the card and ask them to "pay it forward". Go to www.yongelawrencevillage-bia.com for more information or call me at 416-487-7766.

Mirrors by All Fired Up

Dragonfly/Bulrush Mirrow

We just received a great selection of mirrows from All Fired Up. Besides the tiled ones, we also have the small and large version of the multi-coloured Art Glass.

Mosiac Leaves Mirror

Classical Music Mirror by All Fired Up

Inukshuks by Bill

Inukshuks by Bill Don

Bill has decided to make Inukshuks. He was inspired by them at the Winter Olympics and what they stand for...friendship and mutual dependence. The traditional meaning of "you are on the right path" is very important to him and he hopes these are given in that spirit. The stones for his Inukshuks were gathered on the shores of Lake Huron, Ontario.