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1. Portmeirion Pottery for Collectors Botanic Garden is Portmeirion Potteries' most famous design but the company has produced a wide range from the sumptuous to the bizarre. Of course, designer Susan Williams-Ellis is the daughter of Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, the creator of the bizarre...
2. Royal Haeger Pottery & Collectibles If you are looking for a line of made in the USA ceramics and pottery, allow me to introduce you to Haeger Potteries and Royal Haeger. In this line, you can find stylish planters, vases, pitchers, lamps, candlesticks, centerpieces, and figurines. I'v...
3. Van Briggle Pottery The Van Briggle Pottery has been producing gorgeous and distinctive art pottery since its beginnings in the early 1900s.  As of May 2009, the pottery in Colorado Springs, CO is now open again at a new location at 1024 S Tejon Street. Van Briggle...
4. High Fire Glaze Recipes Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit of High Fire Glazes. This lens is in no way finished but I was getting quite a few visitors to my empty, unpublished placeholder that I decided to throw up some info and links. Please come back and visit and watc...
5. Handbuilding in Clay Welcome to The Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit for Handbuilding in Clay. Explore some handbuilding techniques, projects and resources for the clay artist and potter. Some of these techniques have been in use since man first touched clay, creating both pottery...
6. Low Fire Glaze Recipes Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit of Low Fire Glazes. This lens is no way finished but I was getting so many visitors to my empty, unpublished placeholder lens I felt I needed to put up something while I worked on completing it. So happy glazing....
7. British Pottery Marks If you are new to collecting pottery, or even if you aren't, you will undoubtedly spend quite a lot of time poring over the pottery marks of the pieces in your collection. Variously referred to as backstamps, pottery marks, pottery backstamps and mak...
8. Teaching Clay Art and Pottery Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit of Teaching Clay Art and Pottery. This is another lens in the continuing series of lenses created for clay workers and clay wantabees. This lens will focus on helping clay art educators and teachers find online r...
9. Making Your Own Clay Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit about Making Your Own Clay. There are two basic methods to making your own clays, either to buy the ingredients or dig your own indigenous clay from the ground. Lets examine the process for both. This lens as all...
10. Wheel Throwing Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit for Wheel Throwing. The Kiln Goddess is a big fan of the wheel. Centering is so grounding, physically, mentally, and spiritually. To create on the wheel never looses its magic, the pottery seems to magically form...
11. Talavera Talavera pottery is a type of majolica earthenware of a distinct creamy- white glazed decoration produced only  in the State of Puebla in Mexico. Talavera Poblana is the oldest tin-glazed ceramic in America and it is still being manufactured wit...
12. Ming Tees - Asian Inspired Design Welcome to Ming Tees!   T Shirts and accessories inspired by a love of east Asian art and design, from Chinese painting, tapestries, ceramics, medallions,and symbols to Japanese kamon, kimonos, textiles, and woodcuts, surf style shirts and more....
13. Pendelfin Stoneware Pendelfin's stoneware rabbits have captured the imaginations of collectors for more than fifty years, ever since 1953, when Jean Walmsley Heap and Jeannie Todd founded Pendelfin in a wooden garden shed. Although the rabbits didn't come until a few yea...
14. Great Free working with clay tips I’ve just found the best kept secret on the internet for clay artists and pottery making enthusiasts. It’s perhaps one of the best free sources of tips and information I’ve ever seen, and it’s all right at our fingertips. The...
15. Penny's Antiques And Wedgwood Pantry Wedgwood blue jasperware has been produced by the Wedgwood company in England for about 250 years; and I believe they ceased production of this particular product in about 2000. Other "look-a-like" companies produced imitations of Wedgwood...
16. These Bowls Are The Coolest Ever I personally have an eclectic collection of really cool bowls that include vintage finds, pottery made from Mt. St. Helen's Ash, treasured wedding gifts, and my special celebration bowls! In search of something unique to add to your decor, collection...
17. About Glaze Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit About Glazes. Glazing can be pretty simple and can be fairly complex depending on how deep you want to explore glazes and their chemical makeup. I have tried to touch on a little bit of everything here. This len...
18. Artisan Gonder Pottery Made in the Forties A cheap entertainment for our family when the kids were young was going to antique fairs in Pomona, CA. Antique pottery had a very big presence there, but Gonder pottery never became familiar to me. I found this wonderful ceramic pottery when I decid...
19. Collectible Cornishware Pottery With its mild climate and beautiful scenery, Cornwall, England's most south-westerly county, has become famous for its artists and craftsmen including many potters. Ironically, the most famous of the ceramics associated with the county, Cornishware,...
20. Toby and Character Jugs Love them or hate them, most people can identify a Toby jug. They depict a multitude of characters from historic times to the present day and come in a range of sizes. Popular for more than 200 years, in the 20th century they enjoyed renewed surge o...