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When & Where to find
Islands in the Sky Pottery?
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2011-
Islands in the Sky Pottery will be at these events.
March
23rd & 24th - The Fullerton Cactus show -
check out more about this event from the Fullerton
Cactus Website -
July
27th & 28th - The Fullerton Cactus show -
check out more about this event from the Fullerton
Cactus Website -
November
9th & 10th - The Fullerton Cactus show - check
out more about this event from the Fullerton
Cactus Website
ISLANDS IN THE SKY POTTERY
WILL ALSO BE SHOWING AND SELLING AT MOON-SUN AND
LAS VEGAS SPRINGS PRESERVE IN 2012. FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT ME:
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Locations in Las Vegas where you
can buy Islands in the Sky Pottery
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Islands in the sky Pottery at Moon-Sun. Moon-Sun
Cactus & Koi Gardens is a retail operation
open to the public. They specialize in selling
cactus & succulents for the Las Vegas Valley.
They also specialize in selling koi & water
plants for the oases in your yard.
OPEN: 7:30am to 5:30pm,
seven days a week.
Moon-Sun Landscapes is
a full service landscape company providing landscape
design, installation and maintenance services
for any type of landscape…from California
Lush to a Desert Friendly Xeriscape or anything
in between. We can help make any landscape dream
come true!
check out website: www.moon-sunlandscapes.com
Moon-Sun Cactus & Koi Gardens
6430 McGill Avenue,
Las Vegas, NV 89122
Phone: 702.464.6780
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Pier Marsh is represented in 500 Vases
See the piece, "White Porcelain Vase",
chosen by Julia Galloway in Gallery
"One of a Kind" click here
500 Vases
Contemporary Explorations of a Timeless Form
Lark Crafts
www.larkbooks.com/500
Form, function, beauty: vases are versatile
and flexible, and beloved by potters for the
variety of techniques, ideas, and aesthetics
they embrace. 500 Vases is the tenth book devoted
to ceramics in the popular series, and a welcome
addition. It showcases the finest contemporary
work from international artists, capturing the
full spectrum of styles, each potter's original
voice, and whenever possible, close-up details
that truly capture the surface quality of the
piece.
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