Handmade woodfired pottery for a beautiful life.
Emma smith ceramics.
Her wood fired functional and sculptural ceramics are reflections of a simple beautiful life quietly providing utility for a shared meal or embracing freshly picked flowers on the windowsill.
Her desire to provoke wonder and thought every day led her to pursue a career in the functional arts.
Two potters building a communal woodkiln to grow their studio practices and provide a learning space for their ceramic art community.
A recent graduate of sheridan college ceramics program emma continues to create humble artwork for everyday use.
Emma smith is a multi award winning ceramic artist living and working in jerseyville on.
Modern handmade pottery or a beautiful life.
After the store was left empty for over 20 years.
Jerseyville on emma smith grew up in burlington ontario and also in rural thailand.
Josh copus the lead organizer of the pre conference and a fantastically talented ceramic artist in marshall nc was the host for my campsite this week and the owner of the most beautiful kiln compound i have seen in my life and i would bet.
A ceramic artist and art collector.
Emma smith is raising funds for two potters one kiln on kickstarter.
Emma smith in hamilton on.
Emma smith is an award winning ceramic artist living and working in jerseyville ontario.
Wood fired porcelain and stoneware tableware.
A recent graduate of sheridan college ceramics program emma continues to create humble artwork for everyday use.
Smith s work is inspired by solitude community and family dynamics.
Her desire to provoke wonder and thought every day led her to pursue a career in the functional arts.
Emma smith ceramics ancaster ontario.
After studying ceramics at sheridan college and haliburton school of the arts she worked as an apprentice for gleasonbrook pottery in 2013 with potter timothy smith.
Emma smith grew up in burlington ontario and also in rural thailand.
Ever existed we simultaneously fired his 3 chamber climbing kiln temple and his tunnel kiln landshark for three days while a third kiln.
