ClayThings
Marsha Geer Landers Loads her Reduction Kiln
Pottery glazed with ashes from Hurricane IKE debris
All Pottery and Sculpture Produced in Texas U.S.A
All my functional pottery is food safe, lead free, dishwasher and microwave safe and some can even go in conventional ovens.
Blue crystalline glazed pot
a selection of unique diffuser pendants for use with your favorite essential oil
Rutile Blue Tea Bowl
inside of rutile blue tea bowl
Stoneware, gloss green medium serving bowl
Mat glazed salad plate
There is always a great assortment at the Art Center of Baytown
Berry Bowls are very popular
Christmas ornaments
Cotton Lake Pottery
Overlooking Cotton Lake
Very alarming like the day I walked out to get into my car and "Smiley" was right there in the driveway. She then crawled up under my tire and lay there for a while.......until she got good and ready to leave. I surely did not want to get bit trying to get into my car.
The Process
Looking into the kiln when getting ready to load it. Marsha sees that she had a visitor between firings. The shelves are 26" at their widest so do the math on how big she was.
The Raku Firing Process
For now, we'll share a couple of photos.......Tee hee.
Wow! Look at the size of that RAKU pot. Yeah, but dig those crazy tongs
Actually this was a 9000 gallon water tower that washed up in Marsha's backyard during Hurricane IKE. The EPA came to haul it off.
First You Make Pots
Time to Load the Kiln
Marsha Loads her reduction kiln
Pots glazed and ready to load
Samples of ClayThings, Sculpture and Pottery
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