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[dwedgecreations]

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[vincemontague]

Thanks so much @ashwinibhat and @thestudiopotter for highlighting this article I wrote several years ago about grief, ceramics and failure. The article is free to read this week at the studio potter website. # # .. We asked our board members to identify an article from the Studio Potter archive that has resonated with them as part of our birthday celebrations this week. Jonathan Kaplan, vice present for SP, sent us some pointers toward an article he loved. Unable to find the exact article in our archives, I called him this morning asking for some additional help. Within the next 20 minutes, Jonathan promptly called me back with the issue from Summer Fall 2011 , telling me how the article had a profound effect on him, leaving him in tears. I went into page 40 of this specific issue and now it was my time to tear up. The article Jonathan mentioned was written by my dear friend Vince Montague. Vince wrote this article, remembering his wife Julia, a fantastic potter herself, after her untimely death. He writes, “And I guess what I’ve learned in my grief is that failure bestows a certain fearlessness if one surrenders to the idea of unpredictability…” . . I have spent time firing a wood kiln with Vince talking about our mutual love for poetry and California. I know Vince continues to make amazing work , continues to support artists and kiln projects and has set up amazing fellowship opportunities in Julia’s name. I am reading this article today in a new light , while grieving for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, grieving for the threats against our democracy. Julia Terr and RBG paved the way for so many younger women, including me. I guess I am going back to the studio, back to clay, believing that change is still possible, and there is still hope when we don’t give-up —Ashwini Bhat for SP . . REMEMBER the September articles are FREE for everyone to read this week, September 13th through  September 20th . . #ceramicsstudio #studiopottery #studiopotterjournal #potterystudiolife #ceramicartsstudio #ceramicsarts #claylife #handmadeartist #claystories #clayartstories #finecraft #ceramics #artistlife #artisticprocess #ceramicart #ceramiclife #contemporarycraft #ceramicsmagazine #cera https://www.instagram.com/p/CFVdbvDDKyy/?igshid=1o7ttixd7zipq

[simplyuniquesblog]

Figurine Vase – Hand Decorated Ceramic Arts Studio, Design by Betty Harrington, Mid-Century Vintage

For just $35.00 Figurine Vase – Hand Decorated Ceramic Arts Studio, Design by Betty Harrington, Mid-Century Vintage This figurine is exquisitely designed down to the last intricate detail (photos 3 & 6). The base has the maker’s mark reading “Ceramic Arts Studio Madison Wis. © BH” (photo 8). Ceramic Arts Studio of Madison, Wisconsin was in business from 1940 to 1955 and was one of the most popular and successful producers of artistic design ceramic figurines and wares during the World War II era created this ceramic figurine-vase. The condition is vintage-excellent with no cracks, impact bruises or restorations. However, there is the tiniest fleabite chip on the very tip of her nose that is only perceptible by touch (photo 6). This does not detract from the overall beauty and presentation value of the figurine. Dimensions: Height 7 inches (18 cm) Width 4 ½ inches (10 cm) Depth at base 2 ¼ inches (6 cm) Prepackaging net weight is 9.8 ounces. VISIT my other eBay shop at best-choices And Remember -- make every moment memorable

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Figurine Vase – Hand Decorated Ceramic Arts Studio, Design by Betty Harrington, Mid-Century Vintage

For just $38.00 Figurine Vase – Hand Decorated Ceramic Arts Studio, Design by Betty Harrington, Mid-Century Vintage This figurine is exquisitely designed down to the last intricate detail (photos 3 & 6). The base has the maker’s mark reading “Ceramic Arts Studio Madison Wis. © BH” (photo 8). Ceramic Arts Studio of Madison, Wisconsin was in business from 1940 to 1955 and was one of the most popular and successful producers of artistic design ceramic figurines and wares during the World War II era created this ceramic figurine-vase. The condition is vintage-excellent with no cracks, impact bruises or restorations. However, there is the tiniest fleabite chip on the very tip of her nose that is only perceptible by touch (photo 6). This does not detract from the overall beauty and presentation value of the figurine. Dimensions: Height 7 inches (18 cm) Width 4 ½ inches (10 cm) Depth at base 2 ¼ inches (6 cm) Prepackaging net weight is 9.8 ounces. VISIT my other eBay shop at best-choices And Remember -- make every moment memorable