Connie Mickle Mermaid Small Freeform Bowl
Connie Mickle’s hand crafted pieces have had a home at Hillyer House for more than twenty years. Every piece of her pottery is uniquely shaped and sculpted by hand, then finished with one of her signature ornamental creatures. The Mermaid Collection features Hillyer House’s signature mermaid in shades of blue and green.
Each piece of Connie Mickle Pottery is created by hand and therefore slight variations will occur. Please let us know when placing your order if you have concerns about specifics related to your selection; we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Connie Mickle’s hand crafted pieces have had a home at Hillyer House for more than twenty years. Every piece of her pottery is uniquely shaped and sculpted by hand, then finished with one of her signature ornamental creatures. The Mermaid Collection features Hillyer House’s signature mermaid in shades of blue and green.
Each piece of Connie Mickle Pottery is created by hand and therefore slight variations will occur. Please let us know when placing your order if you have concerns about specifics related to your selection; we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Connie Mickle’s hand crafted pieces have had a home at Hillyer House for more than twenty years. Every piece of her pottery is uniquely shaped and sculpted by hand, then finished with one of her signature ornamental creatures. The Mermaid Collection features Hillyer House’s signature mermaid in shades of blue and green.
Each piece of Connie Mickle Pottery is created by hand and therefore slight variations will occur. Please let us know when placing your order if you have concerns about specifics related to your selection; we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Gulf Coast native Connie Mickle is greatly influenced by the coastal waters and their contents. Creating work that is functional as well as decorative, Connie sculpts her intricate pieces by hand and then adds them to her wheel-thrown and slab pottery. She mixes all of her glazes and clay, then fires in gas and electric kilns to very high temperatures.
