StillPoint Pottery

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StillPoint Pottery is a handicraft shop specializing in hand-crafted and thrown pottery in Slocan Park. Easily accessible from the Rail Trail, the shop makes for an easy stop along your hike. Pick up a one-of-a-kind decor piece representing Slocan’s artistic talents to add a touch of the town to your home. Their glaze is made in-house, ensuring all their products are kitchen and food safe.

Visit the storefront to grab a piece that will last for a lifetime!

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