Windblown Studio - A open art space with a focus on clay

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Potters Tour

Oct 16 and 17, 10:00 to 5:00

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Pottery by Rita and Fred

Rita fires in an electric kiln to cone 6. That means her pieces are functional food-safe and vibrant colors. Raku pieces are not food-save and are for decorative use only

Scott fires in a gas kiln to cone 10. That means every piece is functional and rich in color

Nine studios, over 18 potters participate in the tour

Guest Potter: Scott Cooper

Colorful, functional wheel-thrown pieces

Salt-fired bottles

Horsehair Raku pieces for artistic use

Tea dust glaze vases below

Functional handbuilt pieces

Charlie (left) and Toby (right) are the studio cats

They are not fired - they are real.

Celedon vase

Classes Start early in September, 2010

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Inside the Studio

Not sure about a taking a class? Ask about our Clay Experience.

This site was built and created by Fred Wilbur. Contact him at fred@windblownstudio.com