..... which carried the kiln between the two firing pads. A five
horse electric motor drove the winch for raising and lowering the
kiln. Two 400 cuft loads from green per 24 hour day...... fuel cost =
$52 for both loads in '73.
posted by Togeika at
9:14 PM
........ showing obsolete 'layered' fiber installation.
posted by Togeika at
9:10 PM
.... Shown sitting on one of the two firing pads. Designed & built by
Hank Murrow and James Laub in 1973.
posted by Togeika at
9:09 PM
......@ Clay FEst in Eugene. Slip-carved with a celadon glaze and
thin-style matcha inside.
posted by Togeika at
2:08 PM
posted by Togeika at
2:45 AM
Swanica Ligtenberg received a Judges' Commendation Award for her "Circles of
Life" Horsehair Plate in the Mashiko International Ceramics Competition of
2008. www.swanceramics.com
posted by Togeika at
10:20 AM
... showing very black body and Steve's mark.
posted by Togeika at
7:48 AM
a rock from weathered basalt local to Steve in Australia...... 20%
iron! Chun glaze.
posted by Togeika at
7:47 AM
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