Morrisette Pottery Is...
THEN...
Morrisette Pottery artist and proprietor, Adrianna Morrisette, began
her career in the spring of 1990. At that time, she was working at a
restaurant in Spring, Texas. Her long time friend and fellow artist
Jim Shade (Proprietor of Bead Atelier), suggested that the two of
them take some pottery classes that were being offered at a local
community college as a way to kill time between shifts.
Little did they know then that the humble suggestion would shape
the course of her future. After a few years of success at student art
shows, she began displaying at various juried art shows in Texas,
Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
In 1994, Morrisette Pottery became her full-time job, and her success,
just as her list of clientele, continues to grow.
Morrisette Pottery artist and proprietor, Adrianna Morrisette, began
her career in the spring of 1990. At that time, she was working at a
restaurant in Spring, Texas. Her long time friend and fellow artist
Jim Shade (Proprietor of Bead Atelier), suggested that the two of
them take some pottery classes that were being offered at a local
community college as a way to kill time between shifts.
Little did they know then that the humble suggestion would shape
the course of her future. After a few years of success at student art
shows, she began displaying at various juried art shows in Texas,
Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
In 1994, Morrisette Pottery became her full-time job, and her success,
just as her list of clientele, continues to grow.
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The Mission...
NOW...
Nestled neatly on a hillside on Scenic Highway 66 in the Ozark
Mountains, today, Morrisette Pottery resides in the small, rural
town of Leslie, Arkansas. The studio and gallery are just three
blocks off of U.S. Highway 65; a main thoroughfare to Branson,
Missouri. Visitors are invited to stop in and see the artist at work in
her fully-functioning studio, or do some shopping in the retail
gallery. Whether spending some time at the famous Buffalo River
National Park, or traveling through to other destinations, a stop at
the shop will make a welcome respite for your day.
Nestled neatly on a hillside on Scenic Highway 66 in the Ozark
Mountains, today, Morrisette Pottery resides in the small, rural
town of Leslie, Arkansas. The studio and gallery are just three
blocks off of U.S. Highway 65; a main thoroughfare to Branson,
Missouri. Visitors are invited to stop in and see the artist at work in
her fully-functioning studio, or do some shopping in the retail
gallery. Whether spending some time at the famous Buffalo River
National Park, or traveling through to other destinations, a stop at
the shop will make a welcome respite for your day.
Our mission has always been to offer the highest quality
of hand-made, functional pottery and decorative artwork,
but do so at a price that the average income can afford.
of hand-made, functional pottery and decorative artwork,
but do so at a price that the average income can afford.
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