Thank you to everyone who donated to the Mashiko Relief Funds. We visited this spring and saw how much your donations help!
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
This is a shrine next to a pump station. Lee Love
Never noticed so many fish in the river until I started biking along it. Lee Love
It is rare to see a river in Japan that isn't banked with concrete Lee Love
I have been riding my bike from the Community Center, where our woodblock club meets home, along the river. Lee Love
Found a nice spot by the river for a picnic. Lee Love
Kuro Ame tsubo with Kaki drips. Lee Love
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
"Low and Wide" cup with my new shino type glaze. Lee Love
Jean's vase: Kuro Ame glaze with Nuka splash over hakame slip on Mashiko Nami clay. Lee Love
Friday, June 03, 2005
Latest Shino. David from N.Y. (going to study with Tony at Sheridan) bought the mug. Lee Love
Catches ash nicely. Lee Love
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
The single greatest health hazard to a fulltime potter is silica dust. I decided to move my glaze materials/scale mixing station from the studio, to the open kiln room. It has two rollup garage doors on the west side. Lee Love
My frequent materials are in 45liter trash cans. These hold 30kg and 25kg bags easily Lee Love
