Harmony Pottery

There is something about Harmony which makes me want to stop here every time we drive by. Maybe it is the peaceful, artistic courtyard, or maybe it is because I know there are great whimsical pottery items inside that you just do not see anywhere else. The sales person is laidback and carefully wraps up all your purchases. If you love dragonfly stuff as I do, this is your place. This visit we bought a pottery soap dish, and a darling sponge holder. Last visit I bought a dragonfly teabag holder which reminds me what a pleasant shopping experience I had here.

If you’re in Harmony (and you definitely should stop in Harmony) then browse here. Unique and varied selections. The mugs were great gift options — lots of designs to choose from to match every member of your family’s interests.

What a wonderful spacious beautiful selection of pottery pieces. Pieces of all types and this is a place to visit and explore as there is such a selection of so many types of items! I will probably leave some things out as my brain was overflowing with all the possibilities. Bowls, jewelry, tiles — in so many designs! This place is a must see, as is the town of Harmony. The shop is in a beautiful old space that has different rooms and a huge inventory. I am thinking christmas shopping could be real easy here!

What a place! This is a beautiful shop with lots of variety of pottery and soaps, candles and jewelry.
The town makes the best setting for this quaint little shop with lots of character!
I love the animal looking jewelry and the crystalline glaze in the back room. I learned it is a slow cooling process that creates the best artwork!
Go and enjoy and support local business! Forget the grumpy older owner… he is actually a really nice. :)

We’ve been here before and wanted to come back to buy more soap and pottery. When we got there the cashier (balding middle aged guy) was as welcoming as a cold wet dish rag. Bought our soap but probably won’t return.

I was very impressed with the craftsmanship and prices of the pieces at Harmony Pottery. I bought several bowls from their sale table, and a cheese plate. The glazes are rich and pottery is very well made. Even had crystalized glazes, which is not common. I will definitely be back!

This place is in a city off the beaten path and was the 1 of 2 things open in town that day.
Before I found Harmony Pottery, I first ventured into the building near the front by the official town sign… I also got to see the loveliest butterfly on what looked like lavender. I’ll post a pic of it soon when my phone decides to behave! I heard they were remodeling and I could basically walk through a place that seemed like someone’s house/​restaurant. Seemed weird but I finally saw other life and went to where they’d come from.
I perused the walls and counters, pondered buying a spoon rest but decided it wasn’t the best idea to travel with ceramics. Then I heard about the jewelry artists from the quiet but friendly cashier girlie. I asked her if she was one of the 18 who live in town. She said no, those are mostly just rancher/​farmers. She lives in Morro Bay… so lucky!
Anyhow, I checked out some earrings and finally decided on a lovely celtic design with some amber in the middle. Lovely. And very well priced for the quality. I enjoy the memory of this little place whenever I wear my Harmony earrings :)

Cute little shop, but we felt like we were intruding when we visited. Much friendly folks over at the glass blowing shop across the street. Still, definitely worth a stop if you’re driving between Cambria and Morro Bay.

How cool is this place? Thank you to the Internets for informing me I should go there while in Cambria. I found a really interesting piece of clay wall art here, and then also an interesting little silver & amber pendant. I have the pickiest taste in jewelry — I NEVER find anything I want to buy, so that was fun to find.
Definitely drop in here if you’re cruising around Hwy 1 near Cambria.

Harmony CA has a population of 18. They have a post office, this pottery shop and a winery up the hill (Harmony Cellars). The Pottery Works carries a wide selection of California artists including our friends at Santa Cruz Pottery (Joel and Kacy). Vintage seats in front to relax and say hello to the next set of visitors.