A
dream took roots in 1998 when Rita started Warm
Stone Studio in Nashua, New Hampshire. It grew into a successful
pottery studio where local area potters could go and find a
stimulating environment to create in clay.
In
2004, Rita and Fred, her husband, relocated to Western PA. They
sold the Warm Stone Studio, their house, junked their rusty
van and move to Rochester Mills, PA to build a new studio. They
established The Clay House
in Marchand, PA and started building on property they owned
nearby. By the end of 2006, classes moved to Windblown studio,
a building designed
and built to provide a stimulating, peaceful and open learning
environment.
To learn
more about the people behind Windblown Studio click on Rita
and Fred.
An
open art space with a focus on clay