Doug and Beth Brown make their own clay and their own glazes. Doug’s years of experience, trial, error, sweat and tears have created the jewel tones that are the trademark of the studio. Our pots are food, microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe.
8287 FM 279
Edom, TX 75754
Email: pottersbrown1@earthlink.net
Website: http://www.pottersbrown.com
Phone: (903) 852-6473
The town of Edom--in Van Zandt County just a few miles west of the city Tyler--is miniscule. Though Edom was founded in 1849, its population has never topped 300. But size isn’t everything. Beginning in the 1960s, artisans attracted to the hamlet’s comfortably rustic ways and laid-back atmosphere began settling here. Now, Edom’s main drag--a stretch of FM 279--is loaded with shops purveying one-of-a-kind wares by local potters, jewelry makers, glassmakers, and more. Why, there’s even a gourmet food shop. And every October, Edom welcomes scores of artists and craftspeople from all over Texas and beyond to the Edom Festival of the Arts.
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