From an email:
Dirty Hands Potters
presents
2008 HOLIDAY POTTERY SHOW AND SALE
3928 Illinois Avenue NW
A private home near the intersection of 4th and Shepherd streets NW
(5 blocks NE of Georgia Ave/ Petworth metro)
Saturday and Sunday
6 and 7 December
11 am to 4 pm
including functional handmade stoneware works by
* Mark Brown
* Sara Goldhawk
* Theodora Villagra
* Lisa Swanson
Refreshments available while browsing. For information, please call Lisa at 202 368 7427
And another after the jump.
“A Celebration of Pots!”
Join us for finger foods, hot cider (spiked or not) and conversation with the potter at…
Jill Hinckley’s annual holiday show & sale
One day only! Sunday • December 7 • 12–6pm
This is the day we transform the entire studio into a gallery and move Jill’s pots beyond the confines of our showroom and storage cupboards. It’s a lovely sight!
For the past few months, Jill has worked primarily in stoneware, especially favoring the rich chocolate-colored clay we ship in from California, but porcelain and raku are also well represented. Jill’s one-of-a-kind pots make wonderful hostess favors, teacher presents, and holiday gifts. Each is meant to be used and enjoyed.
Check our website for more details about the show:
http://www.hinckleypottery.
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