Ned, Bob Thomas (our #1 bowl donator), and Martha Sandler of On The Rise at their Empty Bowls event this past weekend. Awesome time, awesome soups, awesome bowls! Thanks again to all the Indigo Fire students who donated.
Belmont Journal did a news segment on Indigo Fire and our involvement in On The Rise's Empty Bowls event. Skip to minute 16 to catch us. Thank you so much to everyone that donated and helped us raise bowls. I think that we raised around 160 bowls.
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Simon Leach will be here at Indigo Fire Pottery Studio this weekend! He will have tools and pots for sale, so stop by if you're in the area and remember....keep practicing! (Says Simon)
We are 2/3rds our way to 200 donated bowls for Empty Bowls w On the Rise. Deadline is this Thursday and we need a final push! Old, unwanted bowls are needed here. They just have to be handmade pottery.
Sara's swirl cup, glazed and ready for firing. Sara teaches our kids class, which has plenty of room left for the upcoming spring semester. We are welcoming kids as young as 6 to join the class and learn about clay! https://t.co/6n8YMFyBI8
We are 20% of the way towards our goal of 200 bowls for the On The Rise Empty Bowls event happening in March! Pull out the hidden boxes of pottery stashed away and bring in those bowls you aren't using. Someone is waiting for their own handmade bowl to treasure.
Unbelievable mug by Conor Krupke. I'm going to tell myself that he had full control over the glaze run and knew exactly where that drip would stop. Why would he send it through the kiln otherwise...right?