101. The Pottery Workshop At The Fringe - Ceramics, Exhibitions, Classes In Hong Kong Promotes appreciation and understanding of handmade pottery in Hong Kong. It runs regular classes open to the public and holds exhibitions for both local and overseas artists, seminars and demonstrations in ceramics. http://ceramics.com.hk/

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102. Ceramics And Pottery Lessons, Classes And Workshops pottery / Ceramic Classes, Stamford, Connecticut, Lakeside pottery, Ceramic School Begining pottery wheel, Hallandale, Florida, Fire and Mud ceramics http://www.coursejunction.com/course_listing.cfm/catID/90

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103. Japanese Ceramics And Pottery, Yakimono, Japanese Potters, Japanese Gift Ideas, Traditional imported Japanese ceramics and pottery, yakimono is the Japanesecraft of handmade glazed and un-glazed pottery. http://www.thejapaneseconnection.com/Yakimono/

Japanese Name Translations Learn more... Hanko Personal Signature Seals ... Glossary Traveling in Japan? Click Here for Tokyo Hotels... Yakimono - Traditional Pottery from Mr. Yamada Japanese Ceramics Made in the Traditional Shigaraki Style For nearly 12,000 years, Japan has been producing ceramics. The earliest pottery, developed in the mountains around Nagano, was heavy and unglazed, reflecting the types of clay available in the mountains. Beginning with rice cultivation in around 300 BC, coarse mountain pottery gave way to the development of smoother, finer types of ceramics made from the delta silts where rice was grown. Although much of Japan’s ceramic technology came from China, Japan developed a multitude of techniques and styles of its own. Mr. Yamada has been creating pottery for about 30 years. He began his craft in 1970 when he started three years of apprenticeship with a master in Japan’s yakimono capital, Shigaraki. Shigaraki pottery is characterized by natural, unglazed russet colors, streaked with ash glaze from the kiln fires. Mr. Yamada retains this style in many of his works while continuing to develop his own style. His goal is to live as simply as possible and to that end, he built last year his own yakimono studio and store at the edge of the sea. Working at his wheel inside his studio, he enjoys the scent of the structure’s open beam cedar architecture, the sounds of the sea, and the song of uguisu, a nightingale-like bird with a beautiful song, and a Japanese national treasure. His life is dedicated to his craft and wife and three children. When asked the obvious question, if he thinks a simple life is best, he replies, “For me. Yes.”

104. Art Bazzar For Mosaic Paintings Ceramics And Pottery Offers mosaic, ceramics, paintings and pottery. Online shopping is available. http://www.geocities.com/art_bazzar

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105. The Arts & Crafts Society Marketplace - Ceramics, Porcelain, Pottery, Tile ACS Marketplace Banner. ceramics, Porcelain, pottery, Tile. Online Connections A Workshop of Wonders ceramics Studio 602 River Street Missoula, MT 59801 http://www.arts-crafts.com/market/mktpott.shtml

Ceramics, Porcelain, Pottery, Tile Online Connections Arts and Crafts Tile .Com 702 Camino De Los Mares San Clemente CA, 92673 Phone: 949.292.0552 Web: www.artsandcraftstile.com Email: info@artsandcraftstile.com Our collection features the exquisite handmade art tiles of Motawi Tileworks. We also carry a collection of Dard Hunter Studios gift items and frames sized to fit Motawi tiles. Every item in our catalog is handmade in the USA by craftsmen dedicated to the Arts and Crafts traditions of quality and harmony with nature. Secure online shopping. Catalog available for $5. Black River Mission P.O. Box 146 Milford, NY 13807 Phone/fax: 607.286.7641 Email: bonita@blackrivermission.com Web: www.blackrivermission.com Black River Mission has been designing and building in the Arts and Crafts/Mission style since 1985. We specilize in the lines of Gustav Stickley and Charles Limbert. We also do custom glass, frames and clay tile work. Custom orders always welcome. 3968 E. Grand Ave.

106. Civilization.ca - Gather Around This Pot Civilization Canada presentation on the diversity and richness of Native ceramic making traditions in Canada. Includes pottery making techniques and conservation of ceramics. http://www.civilization.ca/archeo/ceramiq/cerart1e.html

QUICK LINKS Home page Archaeology Arts and Crafts Civilizations Cultures First Peoples History Treasures Military history Artifact catalogue Library catalogue Other Web sites Boutique Well before Europeans reached this continent, Native peoples in many parts of Canada had mastered the art of producing durable, functional, and beautiful ceramic containers. The manufacture of ceramic containers requires an intricate knowledge of a complex technology. Pottery-making is foremost an understanding of material properties and the control of their modification through the application of heat. The earliest ceramics in Canada were made in the northern Yukon more than 3,500 years ago, within sight of the Arctic Ocean. That Siberian-inspired Palaeoeskimo pottery tradition, however, did not spread to more southern regions. The origins of the Aboriginal earthenware industry found south of Canada’s Arctic regions can be traced to the culturally rich lands draining into the valley of the Mississippi River. More than 2,500 years ago, ceramic pots appeared at many locations in southern Canada and gave rise to a number of distinct regional traditions. Ceramics were only one component in a much larger pulse of cultural influence emanating from the North American heartland. Ceramic pots served many purposes, but the most important was surely the preparation and cooking of food. As they were drawn to the warm fire of a hearth, people would regularly gather around the pot to share not only food, but also stories and information, laughter and sorrow. If only these pots could speak, what stories they would tell!

107. NativeWeb Resources: Ceramics & Pottery Resource Database / Art, Artisans Galleries / ceramics pottery who recentlyshifted her focus to ceramic pottery, jewelry and sculptures. http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/art_artisans_galleries/ceramics_pottery/

Home Login Contact Us Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World Resources Community Services About Us Resource Center Internet Links Nations Index Geographic Region Index Search the Site ... Top 5 Percent Hosted Resources Hosted Pages NativeLaw News NativeTech Site Information Get your FREE EMAIL @NativeWeb.Net! Community About Us DONATE NOW! ... Resource Database Resources: 14 listings Name and Description Nation Location Hits Acoma Clay Acoma US - Southwest Welcome to Acoma Clay, the personal website of Theresa Pasqual-Pruitt. Here you have the opportunity to look at some of the Acoma Pottery I have designed and painted. Al Qöyawayma - Hopi Potter Hopi AL Qöyawayma (Hopi, pronounced: Ko-YAH why-mah - meaning: "Grey Fox Walking at Dawn") is not only an outstanding engineer but is also one of Americas leading pottery makers. His experience with native peoples include being a Fullbright Fellow to the Maori by helping them to reestablish an ancient ceramic tradition. He is a co-founder and First Chairman of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) which has grown to a constituency of one-half million. Avanyu Passage: west by southwest US - West We offer a site that specializes in New Mexico pueblo pottery. We are also offering our newly published book titled Santa Clara Portraits: A Proud Tradition through this web site.

108. Italian Ceramics Pottery Kitchenware Tableware Supplies Ceramic Dinnerware By Vi Glass, ceramics and pottery. Registration compulsory. http://www.soledivietri.com/

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109. Ceramics And Pottery ceramics And pottery. Tim Andrews ceramics Roger Cockram ceramics David Gundry Haytown pottery Jenny Southam Marion Valder Pauline Zelinski http://www.devon.gov.uk/index/business/businessadvice/tourism-businessaadvice/cr

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110. Around The World Treasures Wholesale/Retail sales for ceramics, pottery, crafts supplies. Also sells antiques, collectables. http://www.atwtreasures.com/

111. UNESCO Collection Of History Of Civilizations Of Central Asia : Online Chapter HINDU AND BUDDHIST ARTS AND CRAFTS TILES, ceramics AND pottery Ceramic andpottery types are found in upper layers of historical sites throughout this http://www.unesco.org/culture/asia/html_eng/chapitre4216/chapitre15.htm

description of project International Scientific Committee authors online chapiter references and bibliography photo gallery The age of achievement A.D. 750 to the end of the fifteenth century Part Two: The achievements Editors C.E. Bosworth Chapter 16 Arts and crafts Part One Arts and crafts in Tansoxania and Khurasan A. A. Hakimov Part Two Turkic and Mongol art E. Novgorodova Part Three Hindu and Buddhist arts and crafts: tiles, ceramics and pottery A. H. Dani Part Three HINDU AND BUDDHIST ARTS AND CRAFTS: TILES, CERAMICS AND POTTERY (A. H. Dani) In this early medieval period of northern India, there is evidence of continuity in the popular art of the local people and of a marked change introduced by migrating peoples from Central Asia further north, such as the Türks, Gujars and other tribes who integrated themselves into the Rajput ruling system. As Buddhism was now mostly confined to Afghanistan and north-western India, Buddhist material may be recognized in the late phase of Buddhist survival here, e.g. at Bhamala ( ) and Giri ( ) in Taxila and from late terracotta and stucco figures from Taxila and Bamiyan. These figures present new ethnic elements which spread down through the Indus region and penetrated into Rajasthan and the western part of the Gangetic plain and created the Rajput style of art.

112. Art Pottery Van Briggle Art pottery, ceramics, and Van Briggle. http://home.sprynet.com/~artware/

AMERICAN ART POTTERY The American Art Pottery movement began in the late 1800's and produced some of the finest examples of ceramics in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. I am a serious collector of art pottery, and am interested in all examples of this artware. Of particular interest are examples of Van Briggle Art Pottery, and any information related to the company. This would include records, documents, photographs, pamphlets, catalogs, and ephemera. The manufacturers and examples of art pottery I am interested in purchasing, be it one piece or an entire collection, and will consider any reasonable shape or condition are: Van Briggle Art Pottery, Teco, Rookwood, Grueby, Newcomb, Wheatley, Fulper, Marblehead, Merrimac, North Dakota School Of Mines, Dedham, Lonhuda, Coors, Hampshire, Clewell, Roseville, Weller, Owens, Brush McCoy, Peters And Reed, Pisgah Forest, Ohr, Clifton, Pewabic, Arequipa, Jugtown, Overbeck, Walrath, Tiffany, Frankoma, Catalina Island, Pine Ridge Sioux, Native American , Red Wing, Pauline, University City, Norse, Chicago Crucible, Norweta, Broadmoor, Denver White, Niloak, Rosemeade, Denver Terra Cotta, Wallace Western Motif China, Arts And Crafts Style Pottery, Abingdon, Bauer, Camark, Older Stangl, Ouchita, And Tiles Produced By These Manufacturers. Email Offers And Information Interested in more information about Van Briggle pottery, check out

113. UM Ceramics Club Sculpture & Pottery Events University of Manitoba, U. of M. ceramics Students Club pottery Sale 17 18November 1998, U. of M. ceramics Club Fall pottery Sale http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/groups/CC/events/events.html

Quartz Inverters Events September 2003 1000 Miles Apart 2003 25 - 27 September 2003 Ceramics Building, University of Manitoba UM Ceramics Club Meeting 6:00 P.M., Thursday, 11 September 2003 Ceramics Building, University of Manitoba U. of M. Ceramics Students Club Pottery Sale 12 - 14 November 2003 University Centre University of Manitoba U. of M. Ceramics Students Club Pottery Sale 11 - 13 February 2004 University Centre University of Manitoba October 2002 Kirk Mangus 18 - 19 October 2002 Ceramics Building University of Manitoba UM Ceramics Club Meeting 6:00 P.M., Wednesday, 9 October 2002 Ceramics Building University of Manitoba September 2002 1000 Miles Apart 2002 26 - 29 September 2002 Red Deer College Red Deer, Alberta UM Ceramics Club Meeting 6:30 P.M., Wednesday, 17 September 2002 Ceramics Building University of Manitoba July 2002 Summer Studio Pottery Sale 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M 3 -5 July 2002 University Centre University of Manitoba Woodfire, ' Fat Boy' 5 -7 July 2002 Ceramics Building University of Manitoba June 2002 James Sumey, Summer Studio Visiting Artist Summer Studio Slide Presentation Tuesday, 11 June 2002

114. Santa Cruz Pottery: Functional And Decorative Ceramics" Offers functional and decorative ceramics through their workshop and gallery located in Santa Cruz, California. http://www.santacruzpottery.com/

1642 Mission St. Santa Cruz. Ca. 95060 email us Located on U.S. Highway 1 in the beautiful coastal town of Santa Cruz, California, Santa Cruz Pottery is operated by three partners. Offering a wide array of functional and decorative ceramics through their workshop/gallery, Kevin and Nina Wahl and Joel Magen invite you to visit their pottery. Among the items made there are hand made kitchen and table ware, lamps, dinnerware sets, salt-fired pottery, bath accessories, sushi sets, a wide variety of vases and much more. These Santa Cruz crafts people also offer Wedding registry for Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay Area and Silicon Valley. While visiting Central Coast attractions and shopping consider dropping by the pottery. See the ceramics gallery and tour the facilities. To learn more about Santa Cruz Pottery or to view work by these Santa Cruz artisans, click on the appropriate icon below.

115. UM Ceramics Club Pottery & Ceramic Sculpture Links National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) pottery MakingIllustrated Studio Potter The Ceramic Bulletin http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/groups/CC/others/others.html

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116. Burne Antiques Features an array of ceramics and pottery. Also offer web design by this English company. http://www.burne.fsbusiness.co.uk/

Burne Antiques affordable antiques and collectible for Everyone. Burne Antiques are not only for antiques and collectable but also for Web Design and Multi media CD ROM application. We are based here at Isleworth, London, UK Click here to start Burne Antiques main Page

117. Frenchgate Ceramics: Richmond Pottery Frenchgate ceramics The Richmond pottery Stoneware by Andrew Russell. If you areinterested in pottery and stoneware you may have already seen some of the http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/parade/hq69/Pages/pottery.html

Frenchgate Ceramics The Richmond Pottery Stoneware by Andrew Russell If you are interested in pottery and stoneware you may have already seen some of the items produced by Richmond Pottery in any number of craft shops and galleries throughout the United Kingdom and indeed continental Europe. Richmond Pottery was established by Andrew Russell who learnt his craft in 1987 whilst working in the studio of a well established potter. As his natural ability blossomed he decided to venture forth and establish his own workshop. Andrew's hand made pottery is produced from a variety of techniques. Best quality Staffordshire clay is fired at high temperatures vitrifying the clay to imbue the finished articles with the long life and durability necessary for practical oven-to-table kitchen ware. This same process also gives a feel of permanence to his more individual pieces some of which are produced solely for aesthetic appreciation. Andrew continually experiments with new ideas and methods; a process that produces some beautiful and original pieces of contemporary ceramics. The variation in design coupled with an extensive range of glazes results in strong vibrant pottery fully reflective of his refreshing and exciting approach to his craft. Andrew has extended his craft by working closely with other local artists such as Ian Scott-Massie and Mackenzie Thorpe who has experimented with a three dimensional art form. Collaboration with the former through a distinctive combination of form and colour has produced some stunning art works.

118. Index Of / Features hand painted ceramic pottery by JamesonKnox Designs including oil pitchers, venetian pitchers and a collection of vases. http://www.designer-ceramics.com/

119. Ceramics And Pottery: Recommended Links Here are some excellent links to see ceramic and pottery work, Ceramic Artisans.Andavall, Russell Handmade clay pottery using experimental glazes. http://www.jhpottery.com/sites/sites.html

Recommended List of Ceramic Sites Here are some excellent links to see ceramic and pottery work, resources, suppliers and more. This list is provided for those interested in ceramic related resources. This list was updated in December of 2003. Go Back These link are grouped into 7 main categories. They are: Ceramic Artisans Ceramic Galleries Ceramic Magazines and Journals Ceramic Organizations ... Educational Opportunities Ceramic Artisans Andavall, Russell - Handmade clay pottery using experimental glazes. Dremann, C. Carlton - Trademark 'swirly-glaze' technique. Hodge, Albert Pottery with Ash glazes. Huggins, Gloria and Randy - (Pine Hollow Pottery) Unique hand crafted, custom designed, personalized pottery. If you are looking for gifts, home decor or collectable pottery, please come and visit our pottery shop. Jones, Scott -3-dimensional platters. Karsta, Maira - Latvian ceramic artist. Site contains photos of her art work, short biography and more. Kostura, John An art exhibit including ceramics, clay art and original sketches. Also included are never before seen images of an unearthly nature and free programs. McVay, JF

120. Patty's Pottery welcome to A Muddy Place, the online home of Patty's pottery. Enjoy browsing through the ceramics gallery or finding out more about the artist and her upcoming shows. http://www.prrpots.com/

Home The Gallery The Artist The Process ... Contact Me Handmade Celtic Pottery Make Every Day a Special Day Heirloom quality pottery that you can use every day. My handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pottery makes a statement about who you are every time you use it. Designed for everyday use, it will still last for generations with proper care and handling. Welcome to the offical online home of Patty's Pottery. I hope these pages will answer any questions that you have about my artwork. If you are unfamiliar with my work, The Gallery is a great place to get started. Below you will find quick links to more information about upcoming events where I will be selling my work. Upcoming Events The MN Irish Fair August 12 - 14, 2005 The Minnesota Feis September 24, 2005 A Celtic Shopping Day November 6, 2005 Fired Up's Annual Holiday Sale December 2 - 4, 2005 Retail Shops Fired Up Studios Minneapolis, MN Arden Hills, MN Home The Gallery The Artist The Process ... Contact Me Patty's Pottery by Patty Rau Minneapolis, MN thropots@prrpots.com

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