Harry the Potter

This wonderful business is still open, but it’s a *mobile* ceramic studio; I’m not sure about the storefront’s continued existence, as I’ve never been there. We came upon Harry the Potter’ setup at the Flowood library shortly before Christmas. The owner was extremely patient with me and my two little children as we figured out what designs to go for. In the end, we got a teapot and various plates for my family abroad.
I watched (somewhat amazed, somewhat skeptical) while she patiently painted my super-​energetic 3-year-old’s little hands and my 10-month-old’s squirmy little feet. I decided at that point to leave the design specifics to her, as my kiddos were approaching meltdown. Folks, not only did she turn those little prints into adorable works of art (I’m so glad I left that up to her), she rushed my order at the last minute for me when I realized I needed them sooner than expected (we were going out of town).
I can’t recommend her more highly. I plan on making a call again very soon, as we now have other family members who want their own plates. By the way, you’ve got to get a teapot. The teapot is the best.

I was told I would receive a phone call when my pieces were fired and done, but did not. I came by to the store to pick them up, and found out they are closed for business.
Not cool, Harry The Potter. Not cool. You could have at least called your former patrons to know you were closing so they could pick up their items.