Red House Pottery

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This work was fired in an anagama kiln built by Jim Stout on Lopez Island. Firings usually last for about 48hrs. They are done in 4 hour shifts with at least two people present to maintain constant stoking around the clock.
Firings occur once a year in the fall on average. The most recent one was on the weekend of Nov. 12th 2010. The pieces in the top two rows are from that firing.