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All white pots are the same clay. Difference
in color is due to my "expert photography skills!" The terra cotta pots are all different colors due
to the inconsistancies coming from the clay producers and their supply source. Since all the pots look the same size
in these photos, keep in mind that a dollar bill is 6" long, so look at the measurements of the piece (located at the
bottom of the picture) and that will give you a good reference for the size. Some of you have asked how dog hair would
do so I did a sample pot. It's a little bitty pot, so it's darker than a larger one would be. It does
work, just not as strong a dark line as the coarse horse tail hairs.
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| #7 8 1/2 x 19 1/2 ON HOLD $60 |
| sample pot showing watercolor pencil lines on pot |
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| if you wish color on your pot this gives you an example of what it looks like |
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| Pot 20 9 1/4 x 28 1/2 heavy pot $85 |

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| #37 7 1/2 x 17 $55 |
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| #47 8 1/2 x 18 ON HOLD $55 |
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The hair can be sent to: Ida May Bradbury,
4142 No. 33rd Drive, Phoenix AZ 85017. I have moved the text giving the number of the pot, the dimensions
and the price from to top of the picture to the bottom of the picture. I hope this makes it easier to identify
the pot you want. Please double check your choice. You can contact me at: idaray.1@netzero.net.
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