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Kiln Opening Preview

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Saturday, September 6th - 10 am to 5 pm

Sunday, September 7th - 1 pm to 5 pm

Saturday, September 13th - 10 am to 5 pm

Sunday, September 14th - 1 pm to 5 pm

Please enjoy our pottery preview below!

Joseph Sand | Summer 2025

Firing #45

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Summer 2025 Musings

The summer cycle usually entails creating a lot of sculptural work.  Quite a few commissions were in this firing, which can add to the stress (and excitement).  This firing proved to be a beautiful one, with some of my favorite glaze designs I've seen so far.  If I were to try to recreate any of the glazes, it woul be nearly impossible.  Each firing, although we use the same type of wood and the same schedule, is so unique.  Too many variables have an effect on the kiln, from the humidity, to the temperature that day, the age of the wood we fire with, to the way we stacked the pots in the kiln.. I tried several new designs and made a lot of obelisks and axes which are mounted on custom wood bases.  Along with all the sculptural work we have a lot of functional pottery with a lot of vibrant colors. ​This firing of plates is quite exceptional.  Fingers crossed that the cool weather sticks around this weekend!  We hope to see you.

With gratitude,​

 

Joseph, Amanda, Owen, and Jacob 

Joseph's Preview

Joseph's Preview

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Owen Sand | Summer 2025

Owen had a really productive summer in the workshop.  When he was not riding the dirt bike or tending to his vegetable garden, he was in the workshop.  He continues to grow his skills every cycle, using techniques that he's learned from his dad, while still honing his own style.

Photo (left) by Dan Routh Photography

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Ben Peregrine | Summer 2025

Ben has shown remarkable improvement, and it's a joy to witness his progress each day in the workshop and around the pottery. He brings a positivity that makes him a pleasure to have around. We eagerly anticipate seeing his new creations in the upcoming cycles!

Photo (right) by Dan Routh Photography

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