81. Carolinda Tolstoy London based ceramicist whose work contrasts simple, pottery shapes with rich oriental decoration. http://www.carolinda-tolstoy.co.uk/

Home Biography Forthcoming Gallery ... Links She shows sells teaches talks and demonstrates to audiences throughout the UK and around the world. Visit the Carolinda Tolstoy online gallery , and much more may be found at George Renwick, No.1 Grafton St., London. Page impressions: 37028 Web site designed and developed by GWS Interactive

82. Ghana Residencies Sells materials, supplies, new and reconditioned pottery equipment. Technical support, repair, delivery and consultation available. http://www.studiomateceramics.com/

Center for Ceramics Residencies in Ghana Home Ceramics Trips How to Prepare Accommodations ... Contact Us Our artist residency program is set in a superb environment to facilitate amazing visual dialogue and experience. Residents stay in Accra where studio space, equipment, and materials are provided. The program is linked with several satellite sites made up of Ghanaian traditional and contemporary ceramics studios and craft villages. You will visit and work alongside local artists while being surrounded by an environment that will influence you and your artwork for the rest of your life. Each location has a beauty, feeling and poetry that you have not experienced before. The program is flexible: you may return to locations that interest you to further develop your experience. Learn indigenous techniques from hands-on workshops at each location. Experience the culture and arts of Ghana! Aside from studio visits there are several attractions such as: castles, forts, museums, botanical gardens, parks, etc. that you would certainly enjoy visiting. Beautiful weather throughout the year, hospitable people beyond measure, delicious food: nothing could better inspire your spirit! Accommodations are available for 4 - 8 artists at a time. We encourage you to email or voicemail

83. ClayStation's Ceramic Art History Guide Homepage If you enjoy Ceramic art and surfing the web this is the site for you. If you are looking for a pottery, search for the date it was founded. http://www.claystation.com/resources/history.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] If you enjoy Ceramic Art and surfing the web this is the site for you. You could get lost in here for hours or maybe days. I do have a few suggestions to you when surfing this site. Some dates overlap into different sections, so here are some rules to abide by when searching for something. If you are looking for an artist look in the century of which the artist lived most of their life in. If you are looking for a pottery, search for the date it was founded. Specific movements and styles in pottery will be listed according to when they were most in vogue. Please Remember this is strictly an educational tool for students, teachers, ceramists, collectors, potters, art historians, and archaeologist. I am working hard to make this site a valid resource in researching the ceramic arts but please take note that the ClayStation or Andy Clift takes no responsibility for the content that you find on these pages, nor does it claim that the material on the ClayStation or the material on any other web site linked from the ClayStation is true or factual. If you know of any errors that are certainly incorrect please email the ClayStation with the corrections, so we can further improve the validity of this site

84. Keriblue Ceramics. A Studio Of Premium Ceramics Individually Handcrafted In New Produces ceramics and pottery for wholesalers, will produce custom orders and operates a ceramics factory shop outlet in New Zealand. http://keriblue.co.nz/

Keriblue Ceramics presents a comprehensive range of ceramic tableware produced in vibrant colour for the domestic, retail, corporate and tourism market. All our ceramics are individually designed and handpainted by New Zealand artists A studio of premium ceramics handcrafted in New Zealand Great to enhance you home with colour or provide that perfect gift Products Shapes Purchasing Contact

85. Pottery And Ceramics From Western Australia Ceramic Arts Association of Western Australia provides news and information on upcoming exhibits with registration information; a gallery of members work http://www.ceramicartswa.asn.au/

NEWS EVENTS This web site is currently being renovated! sorry for any inconvenience Please return soon Members Gallery Exhibition Gallery Archives Links ... Ceramics in schools PRESIDENTS REPORT Welcome to the first issue of Pyre for 2005, full of information and events that are happening in ceramics in W.A. and involvement of our members in exhibitions etc, interstate and overseas. Earlier this year I had the great pleasure of being invited to say a few words at the opening of the new gallery extension to Bill Micklejohns workshop and gallery at Willyabrup in the south west. It was a wonderful evening of friends and supporters of Bills along with good food and wine. The weather was the perfect summer evening, warm and still. Bill has built a small but well proportioned new gallery, which gives him the opportunity to show off the more individual pieces of his work while still having an extensive showroom, which continues the space. It complements the existing buildings which are mostly timber, local coffee rock (ironstone) and corrugated iron and which all fit beautifully into the local environment. They are indicative of a style of built environment that has become synonymous with the south west. It is not flashy or ostentatious and weathers and ages slowly to blend in with the local vegetation. It is also indicative of a lifestyle and approach to living. This importance of location and region play a significant role of course in the promotion of the Margaret River region through its food and wine as well as lifestyle. In both the wine and food industries the land, climate, water etc are all seen to be expressed through the produce. The French in particular place great significance on this in the wine industry. Is there a message there that should be heeded by those of us in the art - craft - design field? Should we be attempting to express something about our locale? Should we also attempt to convince our market of the importance of saying something about where and how we live in our choice of the buildings we live in and the objects that we use and decorate them with? I like to call this space the domestic environment. It can be both external and internal. It can take in the suburban environment, the streetscape etc, the garden and courtyards as well as the internal environment.

86. The Pottery Webring Ring of potters, ceramics artists, studios and galleries. http://www.dropbears.com/p/pottery_ring/

Pottery Webring The Pottery Webring links quality sites from Potters, Ceramics Artists, Pottery Studios and Galleries containing information about glazes, kilns, throwing techniques, extruders and more. Sites about fine art pottery and ceramics are cordially invited to join. How Do You Join? You become a member of the ring by first adding your site to a list of potential new members. Once your site has been reviewed and quality checked it may be added to the ring. Submit your site to the member applicants list here The Pottery Ring needs you! Click here for more information Members FAQ The Pottery Ring This is The Pottery Webring Join Now Ring Hub Random ... Links The Pottery Webring logo is derived from an image of Pig Dog by Joanne Fuller

87. Critical Ceramics: Topics In Contemporary Ceramic Art ceramics Critical ceramics Discussing topics in sculptural and functional contemporary ceramic art. http://criticalceramics.org/

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88. The Cotswold Pottery Studio ceramics by John and Jude Jelfs. Small country pottery producing a wide range of handmade studio ceramics. http://www.cotswoldpottery.co.uk/

Welcome to our web site. The Cotswold Pottery is the home and studio of ceramic artists John and Jude Jelfs. John makes mostly wheel-thrown studio pots, while Jude's work is hand-built and more sculptural. Home About the Pottery Artists Studio Visitors ... On-line Gallery var site="sm3tilly"

89. Welcome To Clay Times Magazine To share your pottery stories or ceramic art photographs with other Clay Times readers, please review our submissions page. Questions or comments? http://www.claytimes.com/

The Journal of Ceramic Celebrating 10 Years in Print: art by Charity Davis-Woodard, Melody Ellis, Catherine White, Ed Gilliam, and Beth Cavener Stichter Online Articles Search Back Issue Index Shop CT Store Order Risk-free ... Feedback Our September/October 2005 issue features: Potsketch 2005 Fundraiser Dorothy Davis's Oil-spot Glazes Zen and the Art of Centering Walnut Creek Potters Guild Tools for Terra Sigillata Marbleized Clay Forms Shino Glaze Variations and Recipes For news and information in assisting Gulf Coast artists who were victims of hurricane Katrina, please visit the website of the Craft Emergency Relief Fund "DIY Pottery" TV Series Renewed for Another Season Correction to May/June issue: For photo captions #23-26 missing from p. 17 sculpture story, click here Not familiar with CT? Request a FREE sample issue... New Advertiser Special! E-mail or call Karen at 540-882-3576 for an offer you can't refuse! Offer expires Sept. 21. Give the gift of Clay Times Welcome to Clay Times Magazine Clay Times Clay Times Our user-friendly Clay Times Check out our comprehensive online index to see which Clay Times issues have offered stories on your favorite clay artists and ceramics topics, then order those back issues at our Online Store along with artistic pottery t-shirts and annual collections of the magazine on CD. If you're already a subscriber, you can renew online and order gift subscriptions here, too. To share your pottery stories or ceramic art photographs with other

90. Pottery You Paint Ashburn, Virginia ceramics studio. Has ceramic and glass pieces available to docorate. Provides classes, activities and workshops for children and adults. Afterhours and Roadshow events also available. http://www.potteryyoupaint.com/

Pottery You Paint A Contemporary Ceramics Studio Pottery You Paint is located in Ashburn Farm Market Center at: 43330 Junction Plaza #176 Ashburn, Virginia Pottery You Paint is a contemporary ceramics studio where children of all ages can explore their artistic and creative sides. We have the area's largest inventory of pottery and glass pieces awaiting your creative finishing. Not feeling like painting? You can now mosaic your pottery or glass at Pottery You Paint! Pottery You Paint offers a great time for parties, youth group and adult gatherings, as well as walk-in customers. Pottery You Paint is also available for after-hours parties ladies' nights out, fundraisers, bridal showers, corporate and family gatherings, and so on. For information on reserving the studio for your after-hours event, simply give us a call. We look forward to seeing you soon! potteryyoupaint@aol.com HOME Party Packages Hours

91. Terra Firma Ceramics - Chinese Manufacturer Of Custom Ceramic Containers, Jars, Manufactures ceramic containers in China including ceramic containers, bonsai pottery, figurines, bathroom accessories and household pottery items. http://www.terra-firma-ceramics.com/

Ceramic Production Product Gallery Contact Us Custom / OEM Manufacturer of High Quality Pottery and Ceramic Products customized OEM ceramic product. We do not compromise on quality; we only ship best quality finished product. We are experienced in the special requirements to manufacture licensed product. We also offer our own European designers who can take an idea or concept and refine it into the custom / OEM solution you require. For examples of some of the projects we have manufactured in the past please browse our product showcases ; these include ceramic containers and ceramic jars, cookie jars ceramic ashtrays vases , ceramic figurines and other decorative ceramics. Please note, all our product is custom / OEM and manufactured to order at our plant in China. All production is DIRECT IMPORT; we can accept trade customers only. For fast, high quality custom made ceramic, direct from our factory in China, please contact us Home OEM Production Licensed Designs ... Contact Us

92. Bracker's Good Earth Clays pottery, ceramics, and sculpture equipment and supplies. Includes a variety of raw materials, kilns, accessories, vents, and wheels. http://www.brackers.com/

var js_SiteURL = "http://www.brackers.com"; var js_secureURL="http://www.brackers.com"; var js_Addtoken = ""; var js_PrevPage = ""; Company Misc. Tech Corner Teacher Info ... FAMILY E-Mail Address: Password: Forget your password? Fill out your Email and press the "Send Password" button Not a Member? 01. Raw Materials 02. Kilns 03. Kiln Vents 04. Kiln Furniture and Accessories 05. Equipment Repair Parts 06. Wheels 07. Large Studio Equipment 08. Studio Accessories 09. Finishing Accessories 10. Brushes and Sponges and Glaze Applicators 11. Lowfire Glazes Cone 06 to 04 12. Midfire Glazes Cone 4 to 6 13. Highfire Glazes Cone 8 to 10 14. Underglazes Engobes Slips 16. Overglazes 17. Raku Glazes 18. Nonfired Craft Colors and Products 19. Tools 20. Publications 21. Sculpture Materials Gift Ideas Over $100 Gift Ideas Under $100 New Products Workshops QUICK LINKS IMPORTANT INFORMATION AT A GLANCE BLOG Bracker's Blog (online journal) includes new product information, pottery tips, web site updates, current event reminders, and other news. Updated regularly, so check it out often! Shipping Shipping Information - including a UPS Transit Time map, freight information, etc. When appropriate, we may elect to ship some orders may ship US Mail (first class letter mail, parcel post, priority mail, etc.) to save you money. If you order something small (like one batgrabber set or a small tool or two) and you only want it shipped via UPS, please let us know.

93. Van Briggle Pottery A TRADITION IN AMERICAN art pottery SINCE 1899. HOME CATALOG ABOUT US HISTORY COLLECTOR SOCIETY DECORATIVE TILE CONTACT http://www.vanbriggle.com/

A TRADITION IN AMERICAN ART POTTERY SINCE HOME CATALOG ABOUT US HISTORY ... CONTACT ~ WELCOME ~ V an Briggle Pottery, established in 1899, is one of the oldest active art potteries in the United States. Founded by Artus Van Briggle, of Holland Dutch descent, Van Briggle Pottery has been considered one of the great American art potteries for over a century. Artus came to Colorado Springs after years of training at distinguished potteries and art academies in the United States and in Europe. He and his wife Anne, also an accomplished artist, began a tradition of making fine pottery which quickly swept the western art world. Though gifted in many areas of artistic expression, it was in clay and glaze where CLICK FOR MORE.. HOME CATALOG ABOUT US ... CONTACT

94. Ceramics Kerry Marquis has posted detailed lesson plans including the history of ceramics, examples of pinch, coil, molded, and slab works, and activities for learning. http://pottery.netfirms.com/

Welcome to www.teachpottery.net Home Syllabus Teacher Page s Outline of Assignments Galleries of Student Work Handouts/ ... www.teachart.net Teachers, be sure to check out the pages geared to help you in the classroom. Refer to the Lesson Plans for further details on objectives, assessment, references etc. Or see the Outline of Assignments for a description of each assignment within each unit. Unit One: Introduction and Overview Unit Two: Pinch Pot Construction Unit Three: Coil Pot Construction Unit Four: Slab Construction ... Unit Six: Putting It All Together Each unit in this learning site contains: activities for learning the method of construction for that unit, activities for learning and becoming familiar with the vocabulary of that unit, a ceramic history lesson, lessons for creating one or more ceramic pieces, methods of assessing work and journaling ideas for the unit. Top H ome L ... Feedback Kerry Marquis 2002 Comments and questions may be directed to Kerry Marquis Page last modified: 11 December, 2003

95. Waikato Ceramics : Home Raw materials and equipment. From NZ clays, glazes and stains to wheels, extruders and kilns. http://potterysupplies.co.nz

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96. Silsal Ceramics Produces handmade pottery inspired by the ancient Arab, Islamic and Middle Eastern civilizations. Jars, juglets, bowls, pitchers and cups. http://www.silsal.com

97. Department Of Archaeology - University Of Southampton Gazetteer collection derived from a survey carried out by Southampton Archaeology for English Heritage on behalf of the Prehistoric ceramics Research Group. Features project description, collections outline and database. http://www.arch.soton.ac.uk/Research/PotteryGazetteer/

text only Gazetteer home Outline Design ... All Research Projects Later Prehistoric Pottery Gazetteer NEW. If you have previously requested download access via our download form you may not have received a response due to changes to our server. The search facility may provide the information you require. If you want data in a different format or access to the full collection please contact the project direct. Users who have already requested information will be contacted directly. These pages describe a Gazetteer of later prehistoric pottery collections in England derived from a survey carried for English Heritage on behalf of the Prehistoric Ceramics Research Group. The project was funded by English Heritage and is based in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Southampton The Gazetteer is a tremendous new resource for investigation of not only later prehistoric pottery but also the later prehistory of England. It includes over 7100 Late Bronze Age to Late Iron Age collections, more than 2000 of which include full publication details. The data are available to search on the Internet, and information may be copied from the browser direct into spreadsheet or database programs.

98. Deruta Geribi Ceramics Home Page Fine italian pottery, tableware, bowls and reproductions. http://www.geribi.com/

Geribi Ceramics are available for wholesale to retail businesses. If you are interested in selling Geribi Ceramics as part of your business, please click here and fill out the following form. A full discounted price list will be available to you shortly. Looking for Border Tiles? Here! Shipping info. HOME PRODUCTS ... REGISTER Geribi snc - 2005 All right reserved

99. CERAMIC ART LONDON 2006 - Welcome ENTER. http://www.ceramics.org.uk/

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100. Clay Art Pottery Presents The Work Of Vicki Hardin Showcasing the work of potter Vicki Hardin who fires with raku and pit fire and presenting the Clay art Web Guide, your gateway for ceramic and pottery http://vickihardin.com/

Clay Art Pottery Presents the Raku and Pit Fired Work of Vicki Hardin Home Gallery Studio Gallery Hand Made Brushes About Vicki ... Awards This site showcases the ceramic works of Vicki Hardin that are fired with pit fire and raku techniques. Here you may visit Vicki's online gallery and find out where her work is shown. Clay Art Web Guide Please visit the Clay Art Web Guide. Your gateway for ceramic and pottery information on the Web with 50 themed categories and over 1500 links. Architectural Ceramics Art Associations Art Centers Craft Shows ... Wood Fired Pottery What is Raku? Raku is a Japanese inspired method of firing that creates unpredictable smoke patterns and spectacular metallic and crackle effects in the glazes. After initially firing the piece in a kiln, it is glazed and fired a second time. When the temperature of the piece reaches between 1600 and 1800 degrees and the glaze has melted, the piece is placed in combustible materials (leaves, sawdust and pine needles) in a metal container and covered. This is called post reduction during which the oxygen is burned out of the glaze taking the colorants back to a metal producing the metallic lusters seen in raku. For more information go to here for our page on raku and pit fire techniques.

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