The raku process is also a way of widening horizons for students such as senior John Ruane. “It’s a different kind of clay than normal, and you use a special kind of glaze,” he said.

Laura Rose has developed her own style of raku pottery, depicting the animals drawn and carved many thousands of years ago in the cave art of Europe and the rock art of Africa.

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That’s because Country Squire Pottery, at 26 W. High St. in Somerville, can help you create the earthy tones and unique patterns that raku offers, a technique in which fire and smoke are used in ...

Another style of Aubuchon's pottery he refers to as "Smoke Ware," also called horsehair, will be on display at the gallery. With this type of pottery, the pot is fired to about 1500 degrees, then ...

Over the next four centuries, a network of Japanese potters incorporated Raku techniques into their practice; these techniques were later adopted in the 1950s by the American studio pottery movement.

For information on pottery classes, call Kimberly Smittle-Caroon at 540-0007. For information on Empty Bowls, a fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 14 at the Southport Community Building, call ...

The Raku Artists of Central Oregon host their annual show and sale this weekend in Bend. Raku is a method for firing pottery, first described in Japan. A piece of pottery is coated with glaze ...