Tag Archives: Arts and Crafts Movement

Korean celadon on porcelain from the Koryo Dynasty

Posted on September 20, 2011 by

My husband, Mark, and I were talking about celadon glaze last night. He made the point that it was the perfect ceramic glaze for Arts and Crafts-style decor. Fumed quarter-sawn oak and orange shellac contrast well with its cool tones. … Continue reading →

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Display racks to enhance your artisan tiles

Posted on September 19, 2011 by

This summer, I learned that a tile I’d given for Christmas wasn’t being displayed. Well, I know that when it starts belonging to someone else, it is their business and what they do or do not do with it doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Finished and Almost Finished Handbuilt Pieces

Posted on December 8, 2010 by

Here are some photos of some of my own work, most of which are Arts and Crafts-style pieces.

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Ceramic Tiles

Posted on November 24, 2010 by

Last summer, I participated in an Open Studio show at the local art centre, showing a series called “Quality of Light.” I am very interested in variations of light, so I decided to use light for my theme. (Some day … Continue reading →

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Ceramics Resources

Posted on November 10, 2010 by

Within a matter of days, the list of resources for Jane Street Clayworks has grown exponentially. Please do take a look. The list is taking on the look of a Who’s Who in the ceramics and pottery fields and you … Continue reading →

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Arts and Crafts Tile

Posted on October 26, 2010 by

What is more central to civilization and the building of cultures and  history than bread and the grain from which it’s made? My strange interest in grain was spurred by my current fervor for ancient history. As I read, I … Continue reading →

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