Comments (1) Here is my customer’s kitchen. I have been begging her to send me a picture of my fluted bowls on the wall. Thank you Patti for pictures. It looks great.
This fluted bowl has a grooved foot, so a screw head hooks with. I learned this idea at Richard Aerni’s workshop years ago. This is a very neat idea as it does not require a wire around a foot, makes it easy to clean after its use, and put back to the wall. It is very stable.
I am participating the First Friday at the Hungerford building this coming Friday, 10/7 5-9pm. Over the year, I was on and off due to lack of people coming up to fourth floor. Recently more artists moved in to our floor, and I decided to give another go, October and November leading to the studio open house in December.
Quickly getting fall-like. I think the leaves stay greener than usual, but started changing quickly this week.
Here is teapots, just out of the kiln.
Teapot 20 fired
Teapot 21 Fired
Teapot 25 fired
We had potters from Uzbekistan visiting Rochester last couple days. We were invited to see their slide presentation and demo (throwing, painting tile and figure whistle) of their pottery at Rochester Institute of Technology and they visited my studio and two other studios in our building this morning. They are 5th or 6th generation of potters and learned lots about their pottery. Their pottery intervenes with Japanese to Chinese pottery through the silk road, and somehow American Indians. It was lots of fun and great experience.
I had the best Clothesline Festival ever last weekend, weather was good and people came to buy!
Here is a picture from my customer Linda. She told me at the Elmwood Festival, that she bought peaches at morning, and thought this tray would be the perfect for them.
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