Matt M.
1/4/2022
I grew up eating off Dryden's famous drip glaze dishes, but the stuff offered by the (family owned) pottery now is (generally) more artistic and thoughtfully made. (You can still find the stuff I...
Dryden Pottery
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341 Whittington Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901
Dryden Potteries in Hot Springs National Park is a family-owned business established in 1946, with over four generations of artistry. They specialize in handcrafted ceramics using secret formulas, local quartz material, clay, and colorful glazes to create unique pieces. From mugs, bowls, vases, plates, to other artistic creations, each item carries an easily recognizable character that blends tradition with innovation.
Visitors can witness the artistry firsthand with free LIVE potter’s wheel demonstrations offered daily from Monday to Friday at 10-11 AM and all day Saturdays. The pottery store showcases a range of functional tableware and decorative items, all crafted with a commitment to quality and a blend of timeless and contemporary designs. Discover the beauty and durability of Dryden Pottery’s creations, each reflecting a story of skill, passion, and creativity that has defined their legacy for decades.
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Dana S.
6/8/2024
I loved this pottery place so much. We got to watch one of the Drydens throw two bowls with ease. I got two little cute pots. Would different come back. The pieces are worth the prices and you can...
Ashley W.
4/2/2023
This place was really cool. We met the 3rd generation owner and he gave us a little history of the business, which was really interesting. Great place to pop into and poke around. I bought a cool...
Melissa B.
1/7/2022
We used to visit here on school trips back in the day. As an out of towner now, I knew I wanted to come by here to a special piece to take home. They had a great assortment of handmade pottery...
Ray F.
12/29/2014
True Americana pottery art. The Dryden family has thrown clay in central Arkansas for more then five decades, and called Hot Springs its home since 1956. This artisan family business that started...
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