Showing posts with label handmade pottery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade pottery. Show all posts
Friday, October 1, 2010
Just a pinch!
I met fellow crafter friend Dennis at a craft show many years ago. I discovered he liked Indian food as much as I did! Anyway, fast forward about ten years and Dennis and his wife are still making beautiful, functional pottery including these sweet little 3 inch tall "pinched pots". Microwave and dishwasher safe, they are a great size for salad dressings, syrup, melted butter, milk for coffee, toothpicks, and can serve equally well as a little vase for flowers. They have "pinched in" indentations so that people like to hold them. I try to always have a nice selection of these to choose from in the Gallery. Come and get em!
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Interesting Characters...first of series
Interesting Characters…
that’s who Keith is. Keith is a North Carolina potter and a man who beats to his own drum. I think he communicates best in glazes…luxurious floating glazes he calls “ocean” and “fire” that remind me of far away times and places like Krakatoa, Vesuvius, or Sumatra. If I’m buying a teapot, a mug, a vase…I want to hear a story about the pot. With Keith’s work, it speaks for itself. Teamugs, coffee mugs, teapots, teabag holders, coasters, mini vases, vases, lotion bottles, & bath cups.
that’s who Keith is. Keith is a North Carolina potter and a man who beats to his own drum. I think he communicates best in glazes…luxurious floating glazes he calls “ocean” and “fire” that remind me of far away times and places like Krakatoa, Vesuvius, or Sumatra. If I’m buying a teapot, a mug, a vase…I want to hear a story about the pot. With Keith’s work, it speaks for itself. Teamugs, coffee mugs, teapots, teabag holders, coasters, mini vases, vases, lotion bottles, & bath cups.
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