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The Barn Pottery sells handcrafted ceramics.
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Co-owner Angie White paints glaze on a mug.
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Pottery studio sells handcrafted ceramics in Gruene Rooted in tradition and dedicated to creativity, The Barn Pottery has been a local xture in New Braunfels for 43 years. A family a air become skilled potters sharing their love of art and craftsmanship. A closer look
Potters at the studio mold functional mugs out of clay.
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Using a traditional brick kiln and electric kiln, The Barn Pottery sells a variety of unique, functional ceramics which are all handmade onsite. The main gallery showcases an array of ceramic items, such as wine cups, trays, soap dishes, vases, soap dispensers, mugs and other decorative pieces. “We make our stu substantial enough that you could feel like you can use it every day,” White said. The back of the store also features a second gallery which displays and supports the work of other local artists and potters.
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The pottery studio—founded in 1982 by Dee and Terry Buck—is nestled in the heart of New Braunfels’ Gruene Historic District. In 2008, the Bucks welcomed their niece and her husband Angie and Kyle White, into the family business. The Whites took over ownership of The Barn Pottery, continuing the family’s legacy. “We are very fortunate to continue the family business,” Angie White said. The Whites met in high school while taking photography and art. Since then both have
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