Stories from the Pottery

Special Structurally Sound Concert at Pewabic

We are honored and thrilled to announce that Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings will begin their 2021-22 season with a virtual Structurally Sound concert filmed...

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Handcrafted with Pride in Detroit

Pewabic Glaze Specialist Alex Thullen set out to create a hand-painted tile that could serve as artwork anyone would be proud to display in their...

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Unique Tile Applications: Pewabic Fountains Past and Present

Custom residential fountain photographed by Jim Haefner   We recently featured this colorful Metro-Detroit residential fountain installation and the excitement you all expressed for this...

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Pewabic Speaks Out Against Hate

Our hearts are heavy over the recent hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. These acts of hate are unacceptable. Members of the AAPI...

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Clay Making Then and Now

As we continue uncovering stories from Pewabic’s past we are reminded of how grateful we are for the present. The same methods, techniques, and equipment...

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Pewabic Celebrates 40 Years as a Nonprofit Organization

Pewabic Pottery photographed before 1912   After our co-founder Mary Chase Perry Stratton’s death in 1961, and a period of transition that included the pottery...

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Pewabic's Tile Restoration of the Women's City Club in Detroit

Video brought to you by Illitch Companies News Hub  Pewabic senior designer Genevieve Sylvia and a team of the pottery's tile artisans have been working with...

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Historic Inspiration for Pewabic's Hex Paperweight

Our entire team was eager to reveal the newest hand-painted addition to our paperweight collection. The Hex Paperweight was inspired by long-standing favorites from our archival...

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Inside The Church of the Most Holy Redeemer

This week we delve into the Pewabic tile work commissioned for The Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in Detroit, Michigan. This massive edifice was...

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