Ceramics
I got my first kiln in the early 80’s, and a potter’s wheel a year later, thus began my love affair with clay. Getting your hands in clay brings you back to the primitive process of making beautiful objects using this ancient material. It’s tactile and satisfying at once. Even more than the creating of the piece, I enjoy the surface decorating. Most of the pieces are traditional in their decoration, influenced by my fascination with European ceramic ware.
The simple shapes and the vibrant use of color, are the most notable characteristics.
“Baby Clothes”
“Face Bowl”
11” dim $225
“Landscape Vase”
6x4” $ 45
“Carved Bird Bowl”
15” dim $275
“Purple Edge Plate”
13” dim $50
“Tea Pot”
6x5” $45
Fountain
“Jar with Lid”
5.5x3” $45
“Blue Pot”
sold
“”Raku Pot with Handles”
6x5.5” sold
“Painted Pot with Lid”
18x8” $150
“Raku Bowl”
5x5” $ 45
“Carved Vase”
5x4” $20
Lamp
“Flower Vase”
5x4 $25
“Vase” $45
“Box with Lid” $45
“Carved Bowl”
6x8” $75
“Blue & White Village Pot
$45
“Ceramic Necklaces”
$15 each
“Carved Plate”
10” dim $50
“Ceramic Necklaces”
$15 each
The pieces with prices are the only ones for sale. All the others
are not available or have been sold. I put them here as
examples of the kinds of things I do. If there is
something that you are interested in,
please let know.
“Small Pots”
sold
The beauty and delicate nature of children is depicted in
“Baby Clothes,” they are done with actual baby
clothes dipped in slip (liquid clay) shaped,
then bisque fired. I decorated each
piece with a fabric-like design,
glaze and fire again.
