Recycled Glass Fused Ceramics Blog by Paloma Pottery

Paloma Pottery Display at Whole Foods Markets in WA and OR

Candleholder Coasters at Whole Foods Markets in Seattle and Vancouver WA

For many the experience of shopping at stores is the fun and others prefer online. For those who would like to find recycled glass fused Paloma Pottery in stores, here is a list of stock that can be found in different stores.

Whole Foods Markets - Redmond and Bellevue, WA
Find a large selection of Paloma Pottery recycled glass Candle and Cup Coasters

Whole Foods Markets - Vancouver, WA and Hillsboro, OR
Find a large selection of Paloma Pottery recycled glass Necklaces, Key Chains and Candleholder Coasters. The Vancouver store also carries a selection of Ring Holders, Incense Burners and designs exclusive to Whole Foods.

Presence - art of living - Venice, CA
Find a variety of Paloma Pottery Soap Dishes and Ring Holders as well as a small selection of Jewelry.

Lily Gulch Soaps - Evergreen, CO
A large selection of Paloma Pottery recycled glass Soap Dishes, including a new and exclusive cobalt blue color.

Green in the Blue Ridge - Lexington, VA
A large selection of Jewelry Dishes, Dinnerware, Key Chains and Candleholders.

Elissa Halloran Designs - Albany, NY
A large selection of recycled glass Wine Stoppers, Ring Holders, Wall Hooks and a small variety of Coasters and Trivets.

April is stress awareness month and Paloma Pottery is celebrating with special offers and sales on products to help you relax. Find great products to relax in the outdoors with garden accessories and outdoor furniture, or relax indoors with sparkling wall sconce candleholders and incense burners. Visit Paloma Pottery Sales page online for a full list of sale items.

Below is an excerpt from Stress Cure website:
For the 17th consecutive year, April 2009 has been designated StressAwareness Month. During this thirty day period, health care professionals and health promotion experts across the country will join forces to increase public awareness about both the causes and cures for our modern stress epidemic.

Sponsored by The Health Resource Network (HRN), a non-profit health education organization, Stress Awareness Month is a national, cooperative effort to inform people about the dangers of stress, successful coping strategies, and harmful misconceptions about stress that are prevalent in our society.

“Even though we’ve learned a lot about stress in the past twenty years,”says Dr. Morton C. Orman, M.D., Founder and Director of HRN, “we’ve got a long way to go. New information is now available that could help millions of Americans eliminate their suffering.”

Dr. Orman has invited leading health care organizations across the countryto develop and disseminate helpful educational materials and other information about stress during the month of April. He is also promoting public forums, discussion groups,and other informative community events.

The Health Resource Network is a non-profit health education organization established in 1982. It consists of health professionals, health promotion experts, and educators committed to developing more effective programs for improving health and preventing disease. In addition to sponsoring Stress Awareness Month, the organization also sponsors National Stress Awareness Day, held every April 16–or the day after income taxes are due!
Visit Stress Cure online for more details.

Nicole Whitney, owner and artist of Paloma Pottery, will be in Whole Foods Markets on Valentine’s Day2009. Visit the Whole Foods in Bellevue from 10am-2pm or Redmond store from 2pm-6pm and find great deals on new products as well as a chance to meet the artist. Find recycled glass fused Paloma Pottery products at Whole Foods Markets pacific northwest with the largest selection in Bellevue Whole Foods Market.

Recycled Glass Paloma Pottery at Whole Foods