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Peruvian Pottery - Vessels Found in Burial Sites Lead to Distinguishing Technique of Making Pottery
Handmade pottery from Chulucanas, Peru is world renowned, as the potters have discovered an unusual technique of painting, burnishing, and firing their pottery wares. Pre-Columbian vessels found in the burial sites of the Vicus tribe were studied and found to have been created using a negative smoke resist technique. The technique was then revisited in [...]
Leave a Comment...bluedango Newsletter: Deck the Halls; Shop Now and Save 15% Off All Orders
Monday, December 1, 2008
Did someone say ‘15% off ALL Orders‘? Indeed, we did. You see, it’s time to stock your stuffing…no, wait…we ate all the stuffing on Thursday…sorry about that. It’s actually time to stuff your stockings. Ah, that’s more like it. Stuff your stockings, and you might as well deck the halls, while you’re at it. Because [...]
Leave a Comment...Celebrate Oktoberfest with a touch of Africa?
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Well, we can’t think of a better way to celebrate Oktoberfest than to add a touch of Africa to your home decor. We know you may be thinking that we don’t know the difference between Munich and KwaZulu to suggest such a thing. But, rest assured we do. You see, world famous beer festivals make us [...]
Leave a Comment...The Latest Buzz and Specials
Monday, September 15, 2008
Fall is Right around the Corner The kids are back in school and our summer is about to come to a formal close. With the weather cooling down, and autumn just around the corner, we start thinking about the upcoming holidays. We’ve even had some of our customers [...]
Leave a Comment...bluedango Welcomes ‘Timidity’
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Please join us in welcoming our newest addition, Timidity to our distinctive collection. Hand carved from raw wood in Africa, we are proud to feature this captivating contemporary sculpture. Crafted from natural raw materials ‘Timidity’ makes an exceptional addition to any room decor. We are honored to have Timidity in our collection and to display the [...]
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