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YOUR SHOPPING EXPERIENCE

The personal connections we make with people through pottery are truly important to us, and we've carefully chosen the best online platform for this sale that we can.   Having an account with our store is not necessary for check out, but if you'd like to get a head start on making check out easier and faster, you can create an account at any time.

 ***Please note that the availability of the pots in your cart can only be confirmed upon completing the checkout process; before that, the pots in your cart are not reserved from general availability***

SHIPPING AND RETURNS POLICY

We take great care in shipping you your pots, and they will be shipped out 1-5 days after your purchase (usually on the faster side).  You may return anything you’re not happy with; we will refund you the price of the pot, and you are responsible for all shipping charges.

If you finish a transaction during the sale and decide to make another purchase we will consolidate your order and it may be possible to refund some of your shipping charges.

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS, please note that a $80 flat shipping rate will be applied to your order.  We will find the least expensive method of shipping and then either refund or charge you the remainder after we ship the pots. Unfortunately, due to COVID, we have found that international shipping times are often quite long, from 2-5 weeks.

LOCAL CUSTOMERS, if you would like to do curbside pickup, enter discount code PICKUP in the checkout, and your shipping charges will be removed. If you choose this option, you may come pick up your pots from our studio.

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ABOUT US

Bandana Pottery is Michael Hunt and Naomi Dalglish.  We live and work in the mountains of Western North Carolina in the town of Bandana, and we continually search our region for wild clays and materials to use in our pots and glazes. The mystery of white slip over the landscape of coarse dark clay inspires us and we eagerly explore the relationship between clay, slip, glazes, and the effects of our wood-fired kiln.  This sense of discovery propels us and continues when you bring our pots into your home and creatively interact with them in your daily rituals, sense of space, and celebratory meals.