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Wild Crow Farm

Month: August 2019

Native Northern California Designs

We're excited to announce the addition of more native Northern California designs to our artistic treasures.  While we've carried a northern mountain theme in many of our pieces, this latest series features feathers, more bears, moose, deer, squirrel, fox, and chili peppers with exciting pops of color. We hope you enjoy and stop by often to see our latest kiln openings.
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Loved and Vintage Tools

Thought it would be great to share a  sneak view into the studio, these shots are of some loved and vintage tools that are used in making some of Wild Crow Farm's Pottery. The older brushes belonged to my late grandma, so have special meaning when used.  The raku bowl has been with me for ages, and holds water when pottery is wheel thrown.  The trimming and shaping tools sit in a vintage brown glass loaf pan, ready to add form and texture. The mixture of the old treasured tools and the newer ones is a centering experience in bringing new life and beauty into simple balls of earth.  
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Native Northern California Designs

We're excited to announce the addition of more native Northern California designs to our artistic treasures.  While we've carried a northern mountain theme in many of our pieces, this latest series features feathers, more bears, moose, deer, squirrel, fox, and chili peppers with exciting pops of color. We hope you enjoy and stop by often to see our latest kiln openings.
Read More

Loved and Vintage Tools

Thought it would be great to share a  sneak view into the studio, these shots are of some loved and vintage tools that are used in making some of Wild Crow Farm's Pottery. The older brushes belonged to my late grandma, so have special meaning when used.  The raku bowl has been with me for ages, and holds water when pottery is wheel thrown.  The trimming and shaping tools sit in a vintage brown glass loaf pan, ready to add form and texture. The mixture of the old treasured tools and the newer ones is a centering experience in bringing new life and beauty into simple balls of earth.  
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