OpenEvery Daymon-fri10-5/sat-sun10-6
1228 Decatur Street
New Orleans French Quarter
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Ginger's Original Images now available in many sizes in
Giclee--Archival Ultra-Chrome Pigment-Based Reproductions on Gallery-Wrap Fine Art Canvas, stretched and ready to hang.
Please call or email and specify size and Image choice to order.
Scroll down for a full list of Images, sizes and prices.
504-491-6725 or 504-495-6050 attalaart@yahoo.com
We accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover.
Attala Art*French Quarter*Artists' Market*1228 Decatur artistsmarketnola.com
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| Approximately 7 1/2 in diameter, 1 1/2 deep--Foodsafe Royal Purple TIGER METER Stoneware Dish--$34 |
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| 14 1/2 inch Twice-Fired, Hand-Glazed Earthenware Watermeter Charger/Wall-Hanging in Attala Art Red $100 Shipping Included |
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| New Prints! |
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| Hank Senior--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print $40 |
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| Maestro--11x17 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Cajun Sunrise Iris--11x17 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Jackie O--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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Welcome!!!!!!
Attala Art started as the "turn-of-the-century farmhouse turned art gallery & studios," located in rural Attala County, Mississippi, nestled amidst flowers on the side of a hill, and cradled between the woods and Long Creek.
In 1996, Brad and Ginger Joyner began in this rural paradise to create wheel-thrown and slab-built pottery, paintings, including Ginger's one-of-a-kind works of delta blues musicians, and other art.
Attala Art expanded to the French Quarter in New Orleans in the summer of 2004.
Post-Katrina, Attala Art reopened in early October, 2005, at our gallery The Artists's Market at 1228 Decatur. We look forward to seeing everyone in the French Quarter as soon as you can make it down! There is much life in the great City of New Orleans! Come down and see us soon! Welcome to our site!Click here for more information and our phone number! |
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| Young Johnny Cash--11x17 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Al Hirt--New Orleans Musician Series--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Marilyn--11x17 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Pete Fountain--New Orleans Musician Series--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Gator--New Orleans Series--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Coleman Hawkins--New Orleans Musician Series--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Streetcar Named Desire--New Orleans Series--11x11 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Young Louis Armstrong--New Orleans Musician Series--11x17 Archival Quality Fine Art Print--$40 |
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| Twice-Fired, Hand-Glazed Indoor/Outdoor Hangable Blue Gator--14 inches--$74 |
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This handmade (hangable) Blue Gator is twice-fired to approximately
1800 degrees Fahrenheit. We brush three coats of glaze on it between
firings.
While the third coat of glaze is still wet, we press chunks of
colored glass into the wet surface of the glaze. When it is fired for
the second time, the glass melts, but doesn't totally combine with the
background color.
The result is a lovely multi-colored/textured effect, which creates a unique result every time. |
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| Twice-Fired, Hand-Glazed, Foodsafe Cobalt Blue Watermeter Dish--$34 |
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| 5 1/2 inch to 8 inch individually handmade dish, which is foodsafe, dishwasher and microwave safe. Size and color may vary due to the individual nature of each piece of handrolled, twice-fired, hand-glazed pottery.
This dish was originally formed by making a clay impression of an actual watermeter (water main) cover from outside our gallery at 1228 Decatur Street in New Orleans' historic French Quarter.
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5 1/2 to 8 inch individually handmade dish, which is foodsafe, dishwasher and microwave safe. Size and color may vary due to the individual nature of each piece of handrolled, twice-fired, hand-glazed pottery.
Fleur De Lis, or flower of the lily, was once the symbol of the French royal family. The Fleur De Lis is now widely accepted as the symbol of the City of New Orleans.
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| Twice-Fired, Hand-Glazed Foodsafe Textured Earth Tone Fleur De Lis Dish--$34 |
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| Twice-Fired, Hand-Glazed Foodsafe Textured Blue Double Fleur De Lis Dish--$34 |
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