Pottery business celebrates Polish Heritage Month
Photo courtesy of More Polish Pottery
More Polish Pottery invites the community to celebrate Polish Heritage Month this October by exploring the artistry, craftsmanship, and traditions behind authentic Polish pottery. The family-owned business, which opened its Muskegon location at 930 Second St. in May 2025, works directly with artists and factories in Poland to bring handcrafted Polish pottery and other Polish products to customers throughout the Midwest.
As part of the month-long celebration, More Polish Pottery will mark National Pierogi Day on Oct. 8 with a limited number of pierogi ornaments available for purchase in store and online.
More Polish Pottery carries a colorful selection of Bolesławiec Polish pottery, including mugs, dinnerware, serving pieces, bakeware and gifts. Known for combining traditional designs with everyday functionality, the pottery is freezer-, dishwasher-, microwave-, and oven-safe up to 400 degrees.
Each piece reflects generations of Polish craftsmanship, offering customers a way to incorporate Polish art and traditions into their homes while learning more about the culture behind the distinctive designs.
In addition to its Muskegon location, More Polish Pottery operates stores in South Haven, New Buffalo, and Big Rock, Illinois.
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