Collins creates with clay in Quitaque

  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
  • Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    Collins creates with clay in Quitaque
    At the one caution light in Quitaque, Texas, the shell of a 1920s-era bank building surrounds the home and studio of Melinda Collins. Blue Buffalo Pottery was built inside the lot on the corner of Main Street and First, with bison figures painted on the exterior walls. Though Collins has traveled the world, the sixth-generation Texan returned with her talents to the beautiful and histori...

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