Author Archives: Nan Rothwell

Carter and I unloaded the salt kiln yesterday.  Good firing, although the temp at the back of the kiln lagged behind more than usual, so a few pots will need to be refired.  Here are some photos.  Some of them … Continue reading →

We had a great workshop last week, with attendees coming from Ohio, New York, and North Carolina.  Kevin Crowe and I collaborated on it, with folks spending three days in my studio and then three in his.  We’ve a repeat … Continue reading →

Classes start next week, so I’ve spent the past several days deconstructing the expanded showroom, reinstalling the classroom, and rearranging displays.  Today I took photos on my new iphone and posted them to the Pots In My Showroom page of … Continue reading →

Two nice things to report: First, we had a great turnout for the Studio Tour this past weekend. Second, an image of one of my big salt pots will be featured in this 2012 Potters Council Calendar — the Alternative … Continue reading →

While I was at the Potters Council Conference at AMACO/Brent in Indianapolis, we shot a short video.  It came out yesterday on Ceramic Arts Daily.  Take a look!

Two posts in one day!  This has to be a first for me, an only-occasional blogger.  I just got home from a launch party for the new Monticello Artisans Trail.  Nice event in honor of an exciting new project.  Take … Continue reading →

Here are some images from the salt kiln firing last week. This week I’m glazing for a stoneware firing.  Hard at work in advance of the Artisans Studio Tour on November 12 & 13.   Penny Sipple will be here … Continue reading →

I have finally posted new photos of the pots on display in my showroom.  Take a look! The showroom always looks crowded at this time of year as I build up inventory toward the fall.  It’s fun to expand the … Continue reading →