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This is the latest info on where your pots may be and on the firing schedule. There are always unclaimed pots in the studio. It’s sad but true. And eventually they get thrown out. Keep track of your work in a journal, with photos, or some other method.
These videos show lots of techniques we think you might be able to apply in class.
There is so much to learn! Even if you can never master it all, it is fun to see the masters at work. Learn about the medium of clay and the ceramic processes. Visit other potter’s websites. Explore and dig deeply. Have fun!
After teaching ceramics in public school for 13 years, Donna has returned to Fireborn full time.
I bought brushes, glazes, tools and about 400 small pots in China. I also had a dozen molds made so I could watch the
This video was taken in in a small studio in Jingdezhen, China. The techniques are quite different than what is common in the USA.
People ask what China was like. I arrived at Pudong Airport in Shanghai. It was totally modern and organized. Determined to jump right into my
These two travelogues provide an excellent description of Jingdezhen, a city of 2 million with 30 thousand potters, where I spent four weeks. I
General information about porcelain and the city of Jingdezhen, China, where I was from September 1 to October 10, 2018. More posts will
Please decide whether or not you want to renew well before your term ends. If you want to continue, then please commit as soon
Our kiln holds about 300 pots. We fire every three weeks on average so there is always fresh new work in the gallery. Kiln
Private and small group lessons are available. This is a great idea for an anniversary activity in the tradition of the film GHOST. Maybe
Reading List Clay and Glazes for the Potter by Daniel Rhodes This is my potters’ bible of technical information – a must read if you
This is a place where students may comment on their experiences at Fireborn.
