Aulidie's Pottery

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Aulidie's Pottery is a shop in South Haven, around Solhaven, that sells tableware and specializes in decorative pottery. It is located in a blue-stained modwir building in South Market East.

The proprietor is Aulidie.
[Aulidie's Pottery, Showroom] Room: 4901030, RNUM: 13474
A fine layer of white pottery dust covers every flat surface in the shop. Ferns sprout from urns flanking the doorway, lending a faint herbal odor to the dry and dusty air. Lanterns cast their warm yellow light across the shelves of pottery and blown glass behind the counter. A slight breeze blows through a window set high in the east wall, cooling the shop. You also see a small sign.
Obvious exits: out
In the Common language, it reads:
Please ORDER to take a look at our fine wares.

Inventory

  Catalog
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  1. a bottle      8. a mug
  2. a bowl        9. a plate
  3. a cup         10. a pot
  4. a flask       11. a vase
  5. a jug         12. a figurine
  6. a mask        13. a statuette
  7. a medallion  
This item is available in the following colors or finishes:

  1. amaranth              11. ebon                 21. raven dark
  2. amber                 12. emerald              22. sand-hued
  3. amethyst              13. foam white           23. sapphire
  4. argent                14. haze grey            24. sea green
  5. ash rose              15. leaf green           25. shell pink
  6. blushed               16. lily white           26. storm grey
  7. bone white            17. ocean blue           27. sunset red
  8. cerulean              18. opalescent           28. tangerine
  9. cobalt                19. pale jade            29. verdigris
  10. coral-hued           20. persimmon            30. viridian

This item is available in the following materials or features:

  1. ceramic               4. glass                 7. terracotta
  2. clay                  5. porcelain            
  3. earthenware           6. stoneware            

Historical Information