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                    [Title] => Pinakamalaking piggy bank sa buong mundo, matatagpuan sa isang theme park sa Colombia!
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BILANG pagpupugay sa lokal na tradisyon ng paggawa ng mga palayok (pottery), isang theme park sa Colombia ang lumikha ng pinakamalaking alkansyang baboy (piggy bank) sa buong mundo na gawa sa ceramic.

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Manila’s tastemakers gathered for the launch of the holiday collections of Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids.

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If you’ve got kids, decorating a home is not just a simple matter of putting together stylish, age-appropriate furniture and pretty accessories.

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In just one setting, you can spot right away the Pottery Barn aesthetic: casual, comfortable, layered and inclusive.

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“Learning pottery is like learning to ride a bike... Everyone falls off the first time,” says potter Joey De Castro as the clay I am working on at the wheel caves in. “It’s art,” his son, Jaime says, looking at the misshapen form.

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Jon Lorenzo Pettyjohn, 54, who has been working with pottery for more than thirty years, readily admits that he doesn’t know. "Who’s to say?" he asks. "Would a painter who isn’t very good be more of an artist than, say, a very good potter or any other craftsman?"
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BILANG pagpupugay sa lokal na tradisyon ng paggawa ng mga palayok (pottery), isang theme park sa Colombia ang lumikha ng pinakamalaking alkansyang baboy (piggy bank) sa buong mundo na gawa sa ceramic.

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Manila’s tastemakers gathered for the launch of the holiday collections of Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids.

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If you’ve got kids, decorating a home is not just a simple matter of putting together stylish, age-appropriate furniture and pretty accessories.

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In just one setting, you can spot right away the Pottery Barn aesthetic: casual, comfortable, layered and inclusive.

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“Learning pottery is like learning to ride a bike... Everyone falls off the first time,” says potter Joey De Castro as the clay I am working on at the wheel caves in. “It’s art,” his son, Jaime says, looking at the misshapen form.

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