By Thomas Aitken
My work celebrates the functional object, its history and associations. Each piece of my hand-produced porcelain is intended to delight the eye, to please the touch and to satisfy the owner through time.I make a full range of tableware, accessories and accept commissions on a regular basis. I designed and developed the glaze from the highest quality materials to be food safe, not mark with cutlery use and resist the corrosive action of the dishwasher.
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feb.03,2010

by Elsa Mann and Paul Kaye
Night & Day Studio is located just outside Mount Forest, Ontario. Paul Kaye
and Elsa Mann create an array of fine pottery using various methods: salt
glazed and wood fired pottery, raku and horse-hair raku pottery, terracotta
garden ware and sculptural works. The studio is located on a picturesque
rural property with display gardens.
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by Kasumi Lampitoc

Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Inside, you'll find ceramic photo gallery, about Kasumi and her studio, upcoming events with representing galleries, contact form, online store and a blog section.

by Carol-Ann Michaelson

From a young child, I was a maker of things. Growing up with a mother who painted and had her studio at home gave me the opportunity to explore many different forms of art, but it was only when I touched clay as a young adult that I discovered the medium that continues to enrapture me to this day!
oct.11,2009

Pottery and Ceramics Art Workshop

The man takes clay in his hands, through water and fire he makes a work which rises in the sky toards his brother's heart.

I work with hard, durable materials, which can be literally and figuratively inserted into man-made or natural spaces. Pieces are designed to have a presence, as if to say, "Look at me"; they serve as markers or signposts of sorts. Their weight and 'permanence' contradict all that is nomadic, portable or ephemeral in life. They compel the viewer to stop, observe and investigate.
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oct.15,2010