Joy Tanner wood and soda fired pottery

joy tanner carved plates

As a potter, I am drawn to the subtle details I observe in nature, such as a leaf connecting to its stem, the variation in ripples of water, or the tones of filtered light.  This interplay between repetition and variation through the use of line, texture and depth continually brings new discoveries to my work in clay.  Firing my wheel thrown and altered stoneware and porcelain in a wood and soda kiln further enhances these variations within the textured surfaces.  Because of my interest in the environment and sustainability, I use waste wood to fire my pots in the kiln, and I strive to bring this awareness of conservation into my work and my lifestyle everywhere I can.

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Welcome!

You can find a gallery of my current work here, information about my process and a chance to buy my pottery online.  Follow what I’m doing in my studio with my blog journal entries and a chance to sign my mailing list for newsletters, here.

Thank you for your interest in my work. I hope you enjoy it!

Joy

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