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Pottery - 2010 |
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Darrel Bowman Darrel makes pots intended to be used, enjoyed, broken, discarded and replaced (and in that order). His work is stoneware, formed on the potter’s wheel, for the purpose of adding subtle beauty to the everyday rituals of everyday life. Mary Denzer All the stoneware and porcelain from Seven Bridges Pottery is handmade by Mary Denzer. Clay is wheel thrown or rolled into slabs for handbuiding. Whether you acquire a vase, teapot, beanpot, colander, casserole, mug, or dinnerware set, the ware is all ovenproof, dishwasher safe, and microwaveable. The most common clay can be transformed into the most uncommon pot. Each pot is a durable witness to the time of its creation. Ingrid Bjerstedt Roger Ingrid makes hand built and wheel thrown pieces of stone ware clay. Many designs are hand painted with glaze for her Monet, Van Gogh and custom designs. Some of her plated and bowls are featured on packages of Indian inspired foods sold at Target Stores. Ingrid is a lifelong artist and is still excited to work on new ideas. |
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