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Show and tell at the seminar |
I have been gallivanting for several days now. Last week I was in Virginia doing some research and then presented at the 2012 Virginia Decorative Arts Seminar. That was a great time, and always good to have great conversation and see great pots!
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A herd of bud vases headed for the kiln |
Before I left for Virginia I dropped off some pots at Joseph Sand's, and will be doing a kiln shift this coming weekend.
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A deceptive mound |
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The kiln floor |
An adventure on Sunday included romping out to see a 19th-century kiln site near Harrisonburg, Virginia. The Morris kiln site operated from 1872-1902 and was a fascinating round kiln that looked to have arches in the exterior perimeter of the base.
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Kiln furniture embedded in the kiln floor |
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Arches on the perimeter of the base of the kiln |
More to come!
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