In the year 2005, after years of success hartstone pottery was closed and people could no longer enjoy the beautiful and tasteful pottery they were used to. One of the main reasons why for a little while we had to say goodbye to hartstone pottery was because it was believed that it is cheaper and more efficient to work with companies that could make a mug every ten minutes, then to work with people who could finish the job in almost eight days. However hartstone pottery has never quit and today we can enjoy again the finest pottery ever made.

If you come to think of it for many it is much easier to wait ten minutes for example for a piece of pottery than to wait almost eight days until one mug is finished. However, when you come to think about it, what would you choose: something unique and handmade, respecting all rules of pottery or something ordinary, that most people have but with the big advantage that it can be done faster? This I guess depends on every person of business in part. Some can not spare the time and thus have to choose the quickest way possible although they might not be as pleased with the results, whereas others would stop at nothing to have something handmade and of good quality. Moreover, for others ten minute pottery is more than acceptable and as long as it is cheaper and ready in a few minutes, then it is the perfect pottery.

Hartstone pottery has tried to fight ten minute pottery and show the world that hand- made, beautiful pottery is much better. The struggle was not easy and there were many setbacks, but in the end hartstone pottery is open for business and this is the most important result. This shows that traditional pottery has not lost its appeal or its prestige and that there are still people, many may I add, who take pride in owning hartstone pottery. Moreover, traditional pottery can also evolve as times change and it can adjust. Hartstone pottery showed this in the most eloquent way, by making the finest pottery combining the traditional and new way. Pottery must reach higher standards now and many had feared that traditional, hand- made pottery could not do this. Hartstone pottery has shown that this is possible and even if you mug is hand made, respecting some of the oldest pottery rules that does not mean that they can not be used in dishwashers, microwaves or traditional ovens.

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