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HAMISH JACKSON POTTERY

Chapel Hill
North Carolina
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Double lidded tea storage jar
60.00
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Winter tea bowl, unglazed Shigaraki clay
145.00
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Black shino summer tea bowl
145.00
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Winter tea bowl named Mashu Dake
145.00
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Fukushima tea bowl
145.00
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Shigaraki summer tea bowl
145.00
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Sake cup
35.00
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Wide mouth mixing bowl
75.00
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Kamikochi autumn tea bowl
145.00
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Spouted vessel
65.00
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Chinese-style tea set
195.00
sold out
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Double-lidded tea jar
60.00
sold out
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Oval spouted vessel
60.00
sold out
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Bud vase in sake bottle shape
45.00
sold out
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Bud vase for a ship's captain
45.00
sold out
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Bud vase in old Shigaraki Tsubo shape
75.00
sold out
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Small Shigaraki jar
75.00
sold out
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Shigaraki guinomi
95.00
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Shigaraki water jar for tea ceremony
145.00
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Small Shigaraki style jar
95.00
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Sake bottle
95.00
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Small Shigaraki style jar
95.00
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Sake bottle with long neck
95.00
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Medium sized Shigaraki style jar
195.00
sold out
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Sake bottle
125.00
sold out
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Shigaraki water jar for tea ceremony
145.00

See instant, up to date, minute by minute, second by second pictures of my clay adventures... @hamish.jackson.pottery
Had a lovely week visiting my parents in Norfolk (UK). First pic is the view of fields from their place, second is us eating fish and chips and meeting a very nice dog, third is Lauren posing with many hay bales and then finally a sunset. Nice relaxing week, great to spend time at home, now I’m off to work at Winchcombe Pottery for a couple of weeks.
Whilst away in Japan I would occasionally get pangs of worry about my bees back in North Carolina. I downsized my apiary from six hives to two before leaving but still I couldn’t help but feel irresponsible leaving them for so long without checking on them. Anyway I needn’t have worried. They were both doing well. Each is Queen right and had fresh eggs in it. One was doing better than the other (with more food supplies) which is to be expected. I was pleasantly surprised and left thinking that my absence and not bothering them over the summer might have been a good thing.
Visit to Jason Hartsoe’s studio (@hartsoepottery). Jason is half way through three years as a resident artist at Penland. He’s built a small wood kiln, set up a sweet studio and is now in full flow making pots and composing lovely paintings too. Wish I’d had more time to stay and chat!
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