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Bruce & Lynne Wells Shangri-la Art Studio Coromandel
Ev Thu 14 Jul - 7:51
Photos courtesy of the Ferret.
I remember going to their studio in the late 1990's, not only because of their studio name, but because everything they made was sprayed with colour.
I remember going to their studio in the late 1990's, not only because of their studio name, but because everything they made was sprayed with colour.
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Re: Bruce & Lynne Wells Shangri-la Art Studio Coromandel
Ev Mon 4 May - 8:59
Many thanks to the Ferret for these photos and researching my DCR mug and finding out who made it 
Lyn and Bruce Wells of the Shangri-la Pottery Coromandel made it and here are some of their other mugs as well.
Lyn and Bruce Wells of the Shangri-la Pottery Coromandel made it and here are some of their other mugs as well.
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Shangri-la Pottery Coromandel Kiwi
Ev Mon 8 Apr - 14:18
Many thanks to Shekinah Will for letting us use her photos
This is the same shape as the one made by Hemara Hemara, so he must have supplied them with the mould.
It is beautifully painted and really is lovely
This is the same shape as the one made by Hemara Hemara, so he must have supplied them with the mould.
It is beautifully painted and really is lovely
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