Wild Cat Village Pottery

Distinctive pottery for all your home decorating and functional needs. Stoneware, porcelain, and raku clay bodies are used to create dinnerware sets or one of a kind decorative pieces that have our special creative style.

In 1909, the Brooks Brothers of Manhattan were hired by M.J. Tully to build this native limestone barn. It was used to house teams of horses that plowed the adjacent fields. The structure is 40 feet X 60 feet, with 18 inch thick limestone walls. The open loft area was used for loose hay and grain for the livestock. The interior is built of rough cut oak and cottonwood. When we purchased the barn in July 1997, there was a new filly occupying one of the stalls. We have converted this wonderful building to house our pottery studio and gallery.

Our well-stocked "stalls" will give the discriminating buyer a broad variety of items from which to choose. Studio and gallery open 10am - 7pm Saturdays or call ahead for an appointment (785) 539-0187.

Lessons, workshops, ceramic supplies, custom orders, glaze technology, kiln firing instructions are also available.

Gary and Ronna Tyson
329 Lower McDowell Creek Rd
Manhattan, KS 66502
1/4 mile south of I-70, Exit 307
(785) 539-0187