This is 70% korean kaolin, 30 Neph Sye 4% soda ash and 3% lithium carbonate.
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Sorry about the blurry photo. The pot on the left is a Matsuzaki.
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Three kinds of shino.
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Inside. A little flyash too.
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Bottom
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Three layers, three different kinds of shino.
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Another one.
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Bottom.
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Inside
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Larry and Tora thought I covered the table for them.
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From MacKenzie's Kodansha book. It is the letter where Leach talks about the lack of an American Taproot. Click on image to see a larger view. Here is a short quote: "The tap-root is surely The Self coming out through you. I am not surprised at what you write of Marianne'sw pots or Sander's book on Tomimoto, or even of what many feel about my pots -- or drawings. My observervation , and in sympathy, is the absence of a tap-root in America. I would dealy like to hear the new voice of America in pots as I heard it in Whitman's poetry long ago. In an individualist age it begins with'you.' "
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New Pots From Tony & Sheila's Train Kiln.

Tony and Sheila Clennell
Sour Cherry Pottery
4545 King Street
Beamsville, Ontario
CANADA L0R 1B1
http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
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