We have just received another order in the store. The response has been fantastic. They are so beautiful...each set is one of a kind. The unique patterns and colours in the rock are indications of the mineral diversity of the Madoc area, in Eastern Ontario, which is at the edge of the Canadian Shield. The marble is collected and trimmed to make the coasters unique art pieces. We sell them for $34.95 for a set of four.
These are just a few of the many designs Nick Butts puts on his coasters. They sell $36.95 for a set of four. Pine tree
Loon
Pine trees
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
It's that time of year again. To accomodate our busy customers the store hours are extended and we're open on Sundays. Don't forget...boxes, complimentary gift wrapping and a 90 day exchange on gifts.
The 7th Annual Artwalk in Yonge Lawrence Village is in it's last week. The judges have made their rounds and ardith one got 2nd place. Our artist, Debora Gordon, provided us with some absolutely stunning paintings (as you can see below). The combination of her work and our pottery was a success. I always enjoy this event. It's so much fun putting a window together. If you're interested in purchasing any of her pieces there is the North Toronto Group of Artist Show and Sale on Saturday, November 5th at Blessed Sacrement Church.
Welcome toardith one, Canadian Pottery and Crafts.We were established in 1971 and have been at our present location, 3311 Yonge Street for 40 years. We represent over 60 Canadian potters plus carry several glass lines, jewelry, iron work and wooden decoys. Our mandate is to carry functional pottery at affordable prices. The name "ardith" is Bev's middle name. We have a websitewww.ardithone.comand encourage you to visit it for more information on the store. I am using this blog to keep our customers up to date on what's new in the store.