Painted Flower Pots That Tell A Story

Olivia Thomason, dubbed "Georgia's Queen of Folk Art" by Atlanta historian Dr. Richard Funderburke, has expanded her folk art creations to include uniquely painted flower pots. These pots, created in her home studio in Stone Mountain, Georgia, have become popular gifts, and are celebrated for their distinctive characteristics.

Olivia Thomason's painted flower pots make great gifts.

Unique and handcrafted: Each pot is a one-of-a-kind, handcrafted piece of art, showcasing Thomason's distinctive style.

Southern culture and storytelling: Thomason's work, including her flower pots, often reflects Southern scenes and traditions.

Durable and versatile: The pots are made of terra cotta and are protectively glazed, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Whimsical and joyful designs: Thomason's pots are characterized by bold colors and intricate patterns, often featuring motifs like flowers, birds, cats, chickens, and chefs, bringing a touch of whimsy and joy to any space.

A piece of cultural heritage: Ms.Thomason’s folk art not only serves as a decorative item but also represents a piece of cultural heritage. And, each flower pot is signed.

Ms. Thomason has a long and distinguished career as a self-taught folk artist. Her extensive portfolio includes paintings of children, angels, parades, tailgating scenes, square dancing, the Atlanta Braves, farm life, and family moments. She previously owned a popular folk art gallery in Decatur, Georgia, called "The Primitive Eye.” Her works are included in major collections across the country.

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