Firing with wood has re-emerged as a tremendous importance in ceramics, its influence widening well past the immediate sphere of the skilled artists for whom it is central. Beautiful and earthy, the tradition of wood fired pottery lives on in the Pacific Northwest through the Potters of East Creek Art: a group of artists dedicated in the ancient art of Japanese wood firing.
The potters spend long hours tending to the 2400 degrees fire, with hopes that the high heat and flames will engulf their works so that the natural ashes produced will settle on the clay. This produces unpredictable colors and textures on their artworks, only achievable with this traditional technique unrivaled by contemporary firing methods.-
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Featuring works by Potters of East Creek Art
