As ceramic artists, we often draw inspiration from the rich tapestry of global pottery traditions, from the amphorae of ancient Greece to the moon jars of Korea. However, some of the most profound and enduring ceramic practices come from Indigenous communities, whose methods and motifs are deeply tied to their
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Daniel Dooreck is a rising artist in the world of ceramics, garnering a significant following on Instagram with over 34.6k followers in a short period
In this video, we see John Britt showing us how he creates a closed salt shaker. John Britt is a studio potter in Baskerville, North
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