Another teabowl
Another teabowl
Originally uploaded by claycraft.
teabowl glazed with wood ash/redart and a bit of added iron
Jeff Abney
Tallapoosa, GA
posted by Clay Craft at
7:27 PM
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Another teabowl
Originally uploaded by claycraft.
teabowl for NCECA student show
teabowl for NCECA student show
Originally uploaded by claycraft.
This teabowl is the one that was accepted for the NCECA regional
student show
Glaze is wood ash with Alberta slip
Jeff Abney
Tallapoosa, Georgia
posted by Clay Craft at
7:24 PM
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Photo's from Lee Love's show at the Shun Gallery in Tokyo, Jan.27,'07
Photo's from Lee Love's show at the Shun Gallery in Tokyo, Jan.27,'07
Originally uploaded by claycraft.
This afternoon, I attended a workshop from Masakaze Kusakabe-san at the
Sacred Heart International School organized by Steve Tootell, close to
the Shun Gallery. So, I went to visit Lee and took some pictures of his
show. Beautiful as the pictures show!
Greetings,
Swanica Ligtenberg
www.swanceramics.com
http://swanceramics.blogspot.com
posted by Clay Craft at
4:05 AM
Photo's from Lee Love's show at the Shun Gallery in Tokyo, Jan.27,'07
Photo's from Lee Love's show at the Shun Gallery in Tokyo, Jan.27,'07
Originally uploaded by claycraft.
Swanica Ligtenberg
www.swanceramics.com
http://swanceramics.blogspot.com
posted by Clay Craft at
4:05 AM
Photo's from Lee Love's show at the Shun Gallery in Tokyo, Jan.27,'07
Photo's from Lee Love's show at the Shun Gallery in Tokyo, Jan.27,'07
Originally uploaded by claycraft.
This afternoon, I attended a workshop from Masakaze Kusakabe-san at the
Sacred Heart International School organized by Steve Tootell, close to
the Shun Gallery. So, I went to visit Lee and took some pictures of his
show. Beautiful as the pictures show!
Greetings,
Swanica Ligtenberg
www.swanceramics.com
http://swanceramics.blogspot.com
posted by Clay Craft at
4:05 AM
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Tsubo in Gallery Shun Show
When we polished yohen pots at Sensei's, I always tried
to grab this form. One of the interesting things I noticed there,
was when you spend an entire day holding a pot in you lap like a baby
polishing it, you really got to know the pot.
On this pot, I stamped the character for OM. When I rubbed
pots as an apprentice, I recited a sanscrit phrase that began with OM
while I rubbed it, "putting prayers" into the pot. I didn't
consciously choose the OM decoration on this pot when I made it, and
just realized what I did while writing this. I textured the pot
for inlay with with a MacKenzie technique: a sureform rasp.
posted by Togeika at
7:32 AM
