Thursday, July 8, 2004

Fake Pottery and T-shirts? In Little Tricks of the tee, Shaila Dewan writes about T-shirts that advertise made up business or events. "You buy clothes with an instant history," said Mocko, of Saks, which he said has carried souvenir tees for about a year. "The beauty is that you haven't had to go to all the places and collect the things. It's no faker than wearing a T-shirt that has the Gucci logo or the Prada logo." It just goes to show, again, how powerful T-shirts are in framing a person's character.  So how about Pottery?  Consider T-shirts (that I just made up:) Why only roast your coffee?  Dave's Woodfired Mugs. Wahoo Raku, Co. Potters for Gravity.  Go ahead and break 'em, we'll make more. 7:07:25 AM