“Joshua David Rysted is a small batch potter who creates functional, wheel-thrown and slab-built pottery made one-at-a-time by hand. A transplant to Maine, Joshua hails from Montana where he ...

Slab building needs careful preparation but can make some impressive sculptural objects or vessels. A lump of clay is first rolled out onto either a sheet of fabric or paper, using a rolling pin.

Dot and her husband, Dan, create wheel-thrown, hand and slab-built pottery, using food and microwave-safe glazes, and firing in gas and electric kilns. Dot also makes Raku pottery in small-batch ...

Together with her family in their Kalispell studio, they create uniquely individual wheel-thrown, slab, and hand-built pottery. From wet clay to final glaze firing, their stoneware, Raku, and pit ...

A unique pottery event is set to take place in the Marble Arch Caves. The event, titled Earth and Stone: Cave Pottery, offers ...

Michael Abatemarco Sep 11, 2015 Sep 11, 2015 0 Brett Freund: Gem Pot, 2015, porcelain Santa Fe Clay, 545 Camino de la Familia, 505-984-1122 ...

Hulsey’s captivatingly cute doodles of the spirited creatures that appear on her functional pottery have delighted her fans ...

The New Ashgate Gallery’s Rising Stars 2024 award winner will lead a public craft session in Farnham on August 31.

In this single-session workshop, you’ll dive into pinch pot, coil, and slab-building techniques, crafting anything from cute cups to colourful dishes!

The exhibition – which takes place during London Design Festival 2024 – explores different pottery techniques, including hand-building with coils and slabs and the Japanese Nerikomi method.