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I began first with five cut-out slabs; scored and slips them together. Then I made the flowers by pinching out small irregular ovals as petals. Pinched them together and then attached the coil stems.
-Glazes- All handpainted underglaze. (sorry for the unclear photos.) It is a blue cherry bloosom tree with bamboo in the background. The flowers are glazed with mauve and orange. The stems are glazed with dark green.
-lowfire clay and glazes-
Stoneware studio pottery Potpourri pot with lid covered with a Tenmoku Glaze. The lid is in the form of a cross between an Acorn and Artichoke.
Simon Shaw 1983-88 various UK workshops.
Since 1988 working in Merside.
Impressed potters seal near the base S.S
Height; 10cm
I bought 2 rolls of ceramic fiber to insulate the kiln. I am going to add a 2 inch layer around the outside of the kiln. This should help lower fuel use and lengthen cooling. To contain the fiber, for safety, I am going to build a metal skin around the fiber to contain it.
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Visual Arts, Exhibitions.
Dirt on Delight: Impulses That Form Clay, in Target Gallery, July 11 - November 29, 2009.
Originated by The Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, curated by Ingrid Schaffner, Jenelle Porter, and Glenn Adamson, with assistance from Andria Hickey, WAC curatorial intern.
This is the first bonsai pot I made out of stoneware, all on the potter's wheel, and its very heavy. I didn't think anyone would want it and then I noticed my neighbor grows bonsai trees so I gave it to him. He loves it and this is what he put in it. Maybe I will make more!!
Evidence of strong magentism in the GMR ceramic after thermal processing of the as-spun ceramic-polymer composite non-woven fiber mat .
A bactrian camel of two humps, a common species in china as versus the Arabian of single hump.
A breed probably imported/migrated from central Asia.
Pottery Bayou Naperville's Pottery Store located on the Dupage River in downtown Naperville
Great family activity and they have a parking lot too!
Picture taken by Michael Kappel in Naperville, IL
View the high resolution image on my photo website