Showing posts with label Horse Hair Raku. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horse Hair Raku. Show all posts

Monday, May 8, 2023

Summer 2023


 I have been working on horse hair pottery since the weather has warmed up. I am drawn to the contrast of the black and white. It is a very spiritual process to honor the horse.


June 3-4. …….Sidewalk Art Festival…. Market Square….Roanoke, VA

June 23-25……Boston Mills Artfest…..Boston Mills Ski Resort, Peninsula, Ohio

August 12……..Art Show……Blowing Rock, NC


Also visit The O’Brien Gallery in Greensboro, NC.  and South Winds Gallery in Kernersville, NC

Email…jettclay@aol.com

Website…..charlottemunningraku.com

Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Fall Schedule

Fall Schedule 2019


Black, White and a touch of Copper


I am still enthralled with the concept of Black, White and Copper.  I also am still working on Horse Hair Raku.  There again. the concept of Black and White.  Many of my new pieces are still finished with my traditional Copper Raku.  The fire is the magic with these pieces.  I hope that you will stop by one of these festivals and see my new work!

Fall Schedule:

September 27,28,29...……..Mountain Heritage Festival...…….Jefferson County WV Fairgrounds,
                                              Kearneyville, WV                             

October 5,6...……………...Occasion of the Arts...…….Williamsburg, VA

October 12.13...…………...Festival of Arts and Crafts...…...Crozet, VA

October 25,26,27...………..Christmas Made In The South...…..Concord, NC

email:  jettclay@aol.com
Gallery:  Seagrove Potters of the Sandhills, Aberdeen, NC



Friday, May 31, 2019

Summer Schedule 2019

                                       
                                       Horse Hair Raku

The American Indians developed this unique technique, using horse hair, to honor their fallen horses in battle.  I make each piece from white clay and when it is leather hard, I burnish this piece.  After bisque firing, I place the piece in the raku kiln and take the temperature to 1400 degrees.  At this temperature, I take this piece out of the kiln and place horse hair on the pot.  Each piece of horse hair create a burn design.  The overall effect is a soft burn design on the white clay.  I smoke the top black for contrast.  I love the final look and its spiritual nature.

This piece won an award at Boston Mills Artfest.. I was so proud!

June:

June 1 - 2..............  Sidewalk Art Show...…….Roanoke, Va

June 28, 29, 30.....  Boston Mills Art Show...……..Boston Mills, Ohio

July:

July 4, 5. 6. 7...…..Westmoreland Art and Heritage Festival...…..Latrobe, PA

July 13...…………Art in the Park...….Blowing Rock, NC

August:

August 10...…......Art in the Park.........Blowing Rock, NC

August 31. Sept 1, 2...…...Art in the Park...…..Marietta, GA



email:  jettclay@aol.com

Galleries:  Seagrove Pottery of the Sandhills, Aberdeen, NC and Red Dog Gallery in Winston-Salem, NC