Raku is one of my favorite ways of firing.  The pots are pulled hot from the kiln (about 1800 degrees), put into a reduction chamber (garbage can) with combustible materials, and then into water.  The process has many variables, but the results from a day of firing can be very satisfying.

I love making these white votives.  Each one beautiful on its own, or in a series they make quite a statement.  Perfect for a summer evening.

Simple, yet distinctive.  These are made with high-fired stoneware, using food-safe glazes.  Use them for soups, salsa, dips, whatever works, or as a special piece of pottery to enjoy in your home.

The long winter months are over and the firing of new work is just beginning.

Take a look at these new pieces from my “earth forms” series.

More work to follow, so be sure to check back.

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