2005, I was invited to participate in the World Wood Fire Festival and for a residency program at Kanayama, Aomori, Japan. Japan was an amazing place to visit as a potter, I saw thousands of pots in just a few months and visited many pottery cities/sites, including Jomon. I also met wonderful potters during my stay at Kanayama, where we fired Anagama, Noborigama, Sueiki (a traditional korean kiln), Bury Box and Olsen's Dome Kiln.
Stoneware, fired in Bury Box at cone 10-11
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln at cone 10-11
Porcelain, fired at Olsen's Dome Kiln at cone 10-11
Fresh from the kiln - stoneware and porcelain
Stoneware, fired in Sueiki Kiln at cone 10-11
Stoneware, fired in Bury Box Kiln
Stoneware, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Stoneware, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Stoneware, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Porcelain, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Stoneware, first fired in Sueiki and then in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Stoneware with Porcelain dots, fired in Sueiki and Olsen's Dome Kiln
Stoneware, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln
Stoneware, fired in Olsen's Dome Kiln