Pewabic

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10125 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48214, USA
Added by Jopie, at 12 August 2016

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• Todd Scott

  12 December 2017

  Great place to buy a special gift that says Detroit. They have much more than just tile. A truly historic gem that is always worth a visit.

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• Ellen L Oshkaloff

  06 December 2017

  Always a good for the soul place to visit. It has been part of me for my entire life. The people are great too.

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• Sarah Jantz

  02 December 2017

  Best place in Michigan if you love pottery. You really don't want to miss this place.

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• Patricia Antonelli-Pope

  22 August 2017

  Had the opportunity to use the mobile unit at the Mollicone Park Field day. All the Pewabic people were GREAT and I love my bowl. Thank you so much.

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• David Schendel

  19 August 2017

  If you are wondering what to buy someone as a gift, consider Pewabic Pottery. Going here, you will invent reasons to give a gift! I love the Christmas ornaments.

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• Dan Chamandy

  05 April 2017

  Very pretty tiles.

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• Amelia

  20 March 2017

  Came by for the Celtic weekend event, very kind people that showed us the facilities and were emotionally supportive when my friend dropped/broke a lid. Upstair is a very small gallery space, with mead/wine and fruit/cheese for this event.
  I hope to come back for the Friday $45 wine and throwing wheel lesson!

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• David Schendel

  07 March 2017

  If you are stuck what to buy someone as a gift, go here. Going here, you will invent reasons to give a gift! I love the Christmas ornaments.

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• Willie Miller

  09 January 2017

  If you're looking for some unique and very local works of art then stop by the Pewabic store, museum, and workshops. I really enjoyed seeing the wide variety of works from various artists that work on site. A 45-minute tour is offered pretty regularly and a museum is located upstairs.
  I should note the prices are a bit high so budget for something nice. Also, its not possible reach it without a car.

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• Dina Thomas

  19 August 2016

  We are in Detroit for a few days on summer vacation with our 4 children. My husband, an architect, was excited to visit the company that he has used many times in projects under his mentor and has continued to recommend and design with in his own practice. The building is beautiful, the pottery is so classic and warm, the young girls at the counter, not so much!
  Though they did give us a good chuckle about the parallels between them and his old boss Alan!!

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