In the fartherst background, you can see Mt. Tsukuba. It is the double peaked mountain that is painted on Mashiko teapots.
Want to post comments? Write me: Togeika@gmail.com
posted by Togeika @ 5:50 PM
0 comments
Nature In Mashiko, A Pottery Town
I am a Minnesota potter working in Mashiko, the pottery town Shoji Hamada brought to the world's attention. This photolog is of images from my walks and bike rides in the countryside.
Friday, September 16, 2005
In the fartherst background, you can see Mt. Tsukuba. It is the double peaked mountain that is painted on Mashiko teapots.
Want to post comments? Write me: Togeika@gmail.com
Links
- My Mashiko Pottery Webpage
- ClayCraft Email Group Weblog
- Clay Craft Email List
- Woodkiln Weblog
- Woodkiln Email List
- My Visual Web Bookmarks
Previous Posts
- Shots of Furuki's workshop from Craig Edwards.Want...
- Groups often come from Tokyo, where Furuki has a p...
- Furki's Want to post comments? Write me: Togei...
- More Workshop shots from Craig.Want to post commen...
- WorkshopWant to post comments? Write me: Togei...
- The New Kiln being built at Furuki'sWant to post c...
- Google Satellite Photo of Mashiko.Want to post com...
- I've never seen so many different kinds of flowers...
- Half of this modern house is living space and half...
- This is a house, pottery studio and kiln building....
|
Subscribe to ClayCraft | |
| Browse Archives at groups-beta.google.com | ||
Free Web Counter
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home