The life of a pot becomes complete only when it is used and so I strive to make work not for the shelf but for the table. I am very interested in telling a simple story or narrative about place; whether that is an objects place in time, a direct reference to location or an objects intended place within the house.

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Teapot - field series
Stoneware, shino, oxide, ash, Δ10 reduction
Teapot - oval pattern
Stoneware, shino, ash, Δ10 reduction

Stoneware Teapot with Server
Shino, wood ash, Δ10 reduction,
9"x9"x10"
Stoneware Teapot with Server
Shino, wood ash, Δ10 reduction,
9"x9"x10"

Stoneware Teapot
Shino wax overlay, ash, Δ10 reduction,
6"x8"x7"
Stoneware Teapot and Saucer
Shino wax overlay, ash, Δ10 reduction,
9"x9"x9"

Porcelain Teapot
Shino, wood ash, Δ10 reduction,
3"x5"x5"
Stoneware Teapot
Oxide, wood/salt/soda, Noborigama Δ11,
3"x5"x5"

Porcelain Teapot and Saucer
Shino, wood ash, Δ10 reduction,
9"x9"x9"
Stoneware Teapot
Shino wax overlay, ash, Δ10 reduction,
6"x8"x7"

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