There were more of these square "whiskey cups" in yesterday's firing than anything else. And a few of these taller vases.
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- Hollis Engley
- E. Falmouth, Cape Cod, MA, United States
- I make and sell functional pottery at Hatchville Pottery in Hatchville, a neighborhood of the town of Falmouth, at the west end of Cape Cod in Massachusetts. I'm a former journalist - 20 years as a photographer, writer and editor - who began to make pottery about 20 years ago in Alexandria, VA. My training is in pots for eating, drinking and displaying flowers, often with an Asian or late British influence. Hamada Shoji, Phil Rogers, Dan Finnegan, Nakazato Takashi, Kanzaki Shiho are all influences. Married 40 years to Dee, a massage therapist in Falmouth, with one child, Marcus. To see more of my pots, go to my website at http://web.me.com/hatchvillepottery/Site/Home.html
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7 comments:
Your dug out squres are an excellent canvas for your shino pallett and really show off your glazing asthetics really well. Fantastic work.
Thanks. They're developing ...
Who needs a wheel?! I'm still loving those cups, Hollis. The photo reminded me of the chinese soldiers that were excavated, all in a row.
How's the garden going?
Tomato and eggplant plants are in. Gotta get the rest of the plants and the seeds in in the next week, before we head off to Seattlefor visit with the kids. And thanks on the cups. I've been enjoying digging out the square forms and the funky large teabowls. Now ... to figure out how to sell them.
I like these little squared pots very much. Looks like an exciting kiln load.
talk about gnarly... they're a bit yum!!
Definitely gnarly. Now ... how to present them?
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