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Showing posts with label odyssey center for ceramic arts. Show all posts
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Monday, June 30, 2014

salt fired love, the grand finale!

Posted by Trista Hudzik Pottery at 11:53 AM
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Labels: 95roberts, asheville, asheville river arts district, odyssey center for ceramic arts, salt-fired, salt-soda, thrpottery, trista hudzik pottery

Monday, May 26, 2014

salt fired love. part 1

Porcelain salt fired timblers
Posted by Trista Hudzik Pottery at 12:03 AM
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Labels: Asheville Ceramics Gallery, asheville river arts district, foundation clay, odyssey center for ceramic arts, salt-fired, salt-soda, thrpottery, trista hudzik pottery, wilke building
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Trista Hudzik Pottery
Asheville, North Carolina
Artist and Potter. Treehugger and Lover of Dirt. I make handmade pottery, mostly for the table, influenced by traditional North Carolina pottery and my fascination with folk art, vintage floral prints and antique table ware. This blog is to document my adventures as a potter.
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