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GoldAndGems.com
25 N Main St.
On the Plaza in Ashland
541.488.2753

Adored. Cherished. Memories.
Adored. Cherished. Memories.
Adored. Cherished. Memories.

FREE JE WELR Y RES T OR AT IO N

BEF ORE AFTER
BEFORE
HAVE YOU RECOVERED FIRE-DAMAGED JEWELRY?

Your jewelry deserves to be saved. We can help.
If your jewelry was damaged in the recent fires, we can help restore it to its original beauty.
For many people, these are the only keepsakes that survived. We are commi†ed to
Southern Oregon Strong and want help our community, at NO COST*. If you or anyone you
know has fire damaged jewelry, please bring it in so we can do our best to restore it for you.
*Exceptions apply. Inquire for details. Appointments available, but not necessary.

NEW CREATIVE OUTLET IN PHOENIX

NW CERAMICS STUDIO
RECENTLY OPENED

eff Edwards and Liz O’brien, father and daughter ceramicists,
Jrecently opened NW Ceramics in Phoenix. While hesitant about
opening a studio during a pandemic, they agreed about the need for
creative outlet during this stressful time. They have repeatedly seen,
through their students, the therapeutic value of art to help ease stress
and anxiety. With appropriate Covid-safe precautions in place to create
a safe environment, they offer small group youth classes. Children—and
adults—need art and socialization as part of their lives.

Between teaching sessions, they work on their own pottery. Jeff appreci-
ates the endless possibilities of clay and the individuality behind each
piece, while Liz works on functional pottery and is inspired by modern
forms and her travels.

They are selling gift cards in the studio and online.
www.NorthwestCeramicStudio.com

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