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rakuCra1 Raku Raku firings began in Japan in the 16th century.  It was a firing process used by the Kichizaemon Raku family...
wood307 Wood Wood firing is my favorite firing process.  After the kiln is loaded a wood fire is built at one end....
gas207 Gas Gas firings are interesting because, as the potter reduces the amount of oxygen entering the kiln, the fire gets the...
electric640 Electric Electric firing is exciting in its own way.  It is easy to load, program, and fire an electric kiln and...
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  • Metamorphosis0October 19, 2010

    Metamorphosis

    I saw an image in a book to illustrate the process of change.  I sculpted my version and inserted pieces of clay so she rattles.  I think the wood-fired surface is perfect for this piece.
  • electric6070October 18, 2010

    Another Electric

    We have this vase on a bookshelf.  It’s one of my earliest pieces and my husband loves the color.  I enjoy seeing how my work  has changed as my skill and interests evolve.
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      18 October 2010 4:10 AM | 1 Comment

      This bowl is one of my favorites. I think you will like it too.

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