King’s Mountain Art Fair labor day weekend

The 47th annual Kings Mountain Art Fair, featuring 130 juried artists and 25 mountain folk artists under the redwoods, is Labor Day weekend. We love it there! The redwoods combined with many of today’s great artists makes for a splendid weekend. The jurying and quality of work is spectacular.

Join us September 4, 5, and 6 (Saturday, Sunday and Monday) – 10AM to 5PM. You can find us in space 74, up by the firehouse amongst the redwoods near the center of the fair.

If you’re within a couple hours driving from Woodside, this is a perfect addition or centerpiece for your labor day weekend.

Here the details on how to get there, along with maps of the event: Visit us!

The Kiln Room – Episode 4

We’ve been firing fast and furious to meet orders and have a good showing at our upcoming Woodside show. We whipped out the camera at night for this 4th episode of the Kiln Room at Earthsea Pottery.

The camera couldn’t capture the colors, so you’re left a little bit to your imagination for how they really [...]

Mugs, Mugs, Mugs

We’re excited to announce mugs are available here on earthseapottery.com… We made a permanent page at earthseapottery.com/mugs/ so you can always get back and find them. There is a link on the right side, too ——–>

As we create new mugs, we’ll put them up. If we’re sold out please be patient. Orders and sales have [...]

Covered Jar in Sunrise Glaze – $68

Price: $68
Height: 5 1/2″
Width: 7″

Sunrise Bottle – $84

Price $84.00
Porcelain, 12 3/8″ tall.

Copper Red Bottle – $84

Price: $84.00
Porcelain, 12 3/4″ tall

Deep Sea Blue Bottle – Sold

Price: $84.00
Porcelain, 13″ tall

Amphorae (plural of Amphora)

Amphora (Wikipedia)
I’m preparing for the Pompeii Amphorae weekend at Greg Worthington’s Worthington Gallery in Utah, September 11th and 12th. Labor Day weekend right beforehand, I have the Kings Mountain Art Fair in Woodside. We’re working really hard right now, and loving it!

More amphora coverage soon… And if you’re anywhere near Utah, mark your calendar and [...]

Michael Miller’s glaze and design – Part 3

This is the third post focused on focused on my new glazes and work. Read part 1 and part 2, too.
When I try a published glaze I experiment on different clay bodies, and in different areas of the kiln. I then refine the recipe over the course of many firings until satisfied. The same, of [...]

Michael Miller’s glaze and design – Part 2

This is the second post in a series focused on Michael’s striking new work. Read the first post here.

For the glossy blue and red glazes Michael starts with a clear glaze formula and adds colorants (metallic oxides). For dark blue, cobalt oxide; for light blue, a combination of rutile (rutile is titanium with iron impurities), [...]