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Charity Davis-Woodard Fired in a wood-burning kiln, this pottery has a unique color and texture as a result of the wood ash that fuses to the clay and the glaze. Some of the pieces have small metal components or detailed elements which serve as a counterpoint to the soft volume and gesture of the clay. <Back to Ceramics artists |
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