Exciting news! I was recently interviewed about my pottery collection for Martha Stewart Living. Check it out!
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congratulations! what a fantastic collection of pottery and you look great in the photo too!
awesome photo! awesome daughter!
Just found your blog. Congrats on the feature on Martha.
I have never heard of the Fat Lava method of glazing. I have done Raku firing/glazing many times. I love how the firing adds such unique patterns to the pottery piece. I bet the Fat Lava method is similar.