Amelia has been a long time member of the clay studio at Black Mountain Center for the Arts. She now is throwing her pots at home. I don't know who made that pretty pale peachy cream color glaze, but I love it. And I love this bowl. She's one of the Mud Buddies who sell their pottery weekly in Black Mountain NC at the Tailgate Market.
Amelia has always had a slightly oriental flare to her decorations, and this glaze design is really pleasing.
And it's just right for a serving of pop corn...or rice and veggies...or whatever! It's very well thrown and light-weight. A good pot.
I used to be a Mud Buddy also. I am glad to be a potter who supports potters...and have often heard this from other shoppers.
In a time of destruction, create something: a poem, a parade, a community, a school, a vow, a moral principle; one peaceful moment.
MAXINE HONG KINGSTON
Hello,
ReplyDeleteAmelia's bowl is beautiful. I have a similar looking pasta bowl. It is nice you can support the other potters.
Take care, enjoy your day! I wish you a happy new week!
Thank you Eileen...Are these wide bowls wonderful? Thanks for commenting here, and answering my comments on your own blog so often!
DeleteThat is a pretty awesome piece.
ReplyDeleteThanks, AC...I am thrilled with it, and so glad to support a friend. Plus I can think of her working on it whenever I use it.
Delete...the decorations are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom...I agree.
DeleteI forgot that I have an art blog and posted some art here on my "elder stories" blog. Oh well...that's what elders are know for doing!
ReplyDeleteA lovely piece of bowl art.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like that term, bowl art!
DeleteWhat a beautiful and creative bowl, I love it!
ReplyDeleteVery well done.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice. I like the idea of "create something."
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite a lovely holder for a bowl of popcorn, Barbara, or a large salad as well.
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