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
Gotta love how malleable clay is. You can make it round, make it square, then make it round again. Always remember to bend before you
Last week the international ceramics community lost an absolutely inspiring, gifted and generous artist; Merran Esson. Based out of Australia, Merran’s work is recognized the world over for it’s luscious abstract representations of the natural world combined with the geometry and the sometimes organized chaos of the man made city.
In this video, Janis Wilson Hughes from Evolution Stoneware Pottery demonstrates how to make a wine goblet. Janis Wilson Hughes is a potter from Johnson
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