A small area of the store was set aside for already cleaned and fired bisque pieces. In 2002, when a renter vacated a part of their building, a new room was created for bisque. This allows people that don't want to deal with the clay to paint ceramics without the mess and need for a kiln.

History

This is definitely a family run business. All three of Dorothy and Harold's children worked in the business growing up. Dorothy's sister-in-law, Murt, worked there for many years. Harold's niece, Jackie, has worked there for many years and is still working there. Dorothy and Harold's oldest daughter, Claudia, teaches classes on Monday nights. Claudia's husband, Keith, supplies greenware for the shelves. Claudia and Keith's son, Brian, and daughter, Amanda,worked there through high school. Dorothy and Harold's granddaughter, Julianne, worked there through high school. Dorothy and Harold's grandson, Mike, currently pours greenware and mixes the clay.