State Federation
Porcelain Art
Clubs of Texas

Established April 27, 1958
To stimulate interest, appreciation, and skill in the decoration of fine porcelain china.

Currently, there are more than 50 satellite member clubs throughout Texas that constitute the organization. These clubs boast not only members from Texas, but also from across the United States. To check for a club near you - list of clubs

Each year in April:
A convention is held. Individual members and interested visitors come together to celebrate the artform of porcelain decoration. One does not need to be a member of the SFPAC of TX to attend the convention - though we encourage and gladly accept new members! More about the 2010 Convention.......

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Barbara Kay Vrana

Artist Member

2010 - This is the Year that we are:

"Celebrating Porcelain Art - Heirlooms of Tomorrow"

Aunt Alice will always be remembered
because
Aunt Alice was a china painter.

Due to porcelain / china being practically indestructible, Aunt Alice’s hand-painted works will live on as evidence of a loving and fulfilling, joy-filled life. Although she was not famous or noted in any history list for her accomplishments, she will never be forgotten – even by those who never knew her.

The pieces that Aunt Alice painted over a century ago were lovingly given to family and friends of her day. Those pieces have since been lovingly passed on to each generation of those recipients, providing pleasure in use and comfort in connection with family roots.

Even her pieces that eventually land in an antique boutique will find a home with an advocate or appreciative lover of hand-painted porcelain. These pieces one day may also be given to future generations of the collector; or recycled through another antique store where they may be acquired by yet another advocate of hand-painted porcelain china.

Should one of Aunt Alice’s pieces have been shattered by accident, her hand-painted signature shard lives on to become a part of a mosaic tile or a future important archeological find.

Yes, Aunt Alice will live on in memory because of her lasting legacy – hand-painted heirloom porcelain.

"Porcelain Art – China Decorating – Overglaze Painting – Mineral Painting"
No matter by what name the enjoyable procedure is called,
"IT" is an enduring media of
LOVE and Remembrance.

Like Aunt Alice, we of the SFPAC of TX are TODAY producing the
HEIRLOOMS OF TOMMORROW!

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