From Pandemic Struggle to Pottery Success: Bulacan's Potter and Clays Flourishes

Bulacan's Potter and Clays: A Mother-Daughter Team's Post-Pandemic Success Story Nestled in Bulacan, Philippines, Potter and Clays is more than just a pottery business; it's a family affair. April and Dana Limpin, mother and daughter, have built a thriving enterprise creating modern pottery infused with traditional Filipino artistry. Their story, captured in a recent News5 "Kita Tayo" segment, is one of resilience and creativity. The video showcases the unique designs of Potter and Clays, highlighting their innovative approach to traditional pottery. "We wanted to create something modern but still keep that Filipino cultural element," explains April. Their pieces range from table vases to floor jars, all made with locally sourced natural clay. The Limpins' journey wasn't without challenges. The pandemic initially impacted their work, but they adapted, finding new ways to reach customers and maintain their business. "It was tough at first," Dana admits, "but we were determined to keep going." Their creativity and adaptability paid off, as the business is now flourishing, generating a monthly income of ₱30,000-₱50,000. Potter and Clays' success is a testament to the power of family, creativity, and resilience in the face of adversity. Their story is an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs in the Philippines and beyond.