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Duly Porcelain
...you only have to love classical
refinement and perfection to appreciate his handsome vases and jars
individualized by shimmering crystal wafers floating on translucent
surfaces
One Dream Design
The drawing of red hot pots from a kiln, the
subsequent smoking of pots (and potters) in sawdust, the tense excitement as the
final results emerge when the pots are cooled and cleaned have proved
irresistible.
Sandy Kreyer - Kiln House
Pottery
Sandy loves what she does, and is the only person to
work on the entire process, beginning with a lump of clay and ending in the
beautiful pieces displayed throughout.
The Perfect Violet
Pot
The talent for ceramics Beverly
developed and refined and the technical knowledge
she had personally acquired from growing African violets was a natural marriage.
After much trial and error... "The Perfect Violet Pot" was created.
Ellen Williams Ceramic Paintings
I have always had the
need to express myself by painting and drawing.
I approach the porcelain as a painter. The clay becomes my canvas and
each piece is a unique and original porcelain painting.
CERAMICS
Our pieces are handmade using a blend of rich, red California stoneware clays
and a wide range of texture application. Our latest works are three-dimensional
images of Sunmen, Sunladies, geckos, quail, rabbits, fish, frogs, turtles and
southwest petroglyghs. These pieces are hand built and high fired.
Village
Clayworks
A few years ago I first
saw a dragonfly on a lake in Cable, Wisconsin and was
fascinated with its flight and vivid colors...God created each beautiful
and intricate insect and I feel compelled to draw them and tell their stories.
Over many years of artistic expression and through a variety of media,
Michele Rudenko found her true passion with ceramics and more specifically
through the art of American Raku.