Friday's Posting of the Ever-Dwindling Pile 'o Pottery

More pots. Prices are posted under each image.
Call or email if you have questions:


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email: info@coldspringsstudio.com

Dessert plates (in lots of colors!), $24 ea.
Large mixing bowls $100 ea.
Medium mixing bowls $80 ea.
Small mixing bowls $60 ea.

Dessert plates (in lots of colors!), $24 ea.

Canisters, $50 ea.


Salad plates, $30 ea.

Dessert plates (in lots of colors!), $24 ea.
Large mixing bowls $100 ea.
Medium mixing bowls $80 ea.
Small mixing bowls $60 ea.

Dessert plates (in lots of colors!), $24 ea.
Large mixing bowls $100 ea.
Medium mixing bowls $80 ea.
Small mixing bowls $60 ea.

Dessert plates (in lots of colors!), $24 ea.
Large mixing bowls $100 ea.
Medium mixing bowls $80 ea.
Small mixing bowls $60 ea.

What's Going On In The Studio?

I get asked frequently: What's going on with the studio?

Well, errmm, uh, well... you see.. uh,.... there's this problem.... well... uh.
The problem is that making pots is a lot harder when your ostomy has herniated. My belly hurts a lot more than it ever did prior to being operated on. It makes it really uncomfortable to stand and lean against my stomach at the wheelhead. In fact, it makes things almost not worthwhile.





At first, my arms and chest had a really difficult time of things... due mostly to the muscular dysfunction I have been dealing with post-coma. The latest and more frustrating issue is this darned herniation. It is bad enough having a bag attached to my midsection, but now that it has grown in size to where I look like my tummy ate a coconut; it really gets in the way.





My hope is that within a year, I will find a surgeon willing and able to re-attach my plumbing and get this whole process reversed. The idea of another surgery is terrifying. (for those just tuning in, see my blog posts back in Nov, Dec and Jan for the exciting ramifications of coma-dreams)

You may ask yourself... so WHAT HAS been going on in the studio? For the most part, I am getting a small amount of pottery made each month since January. Not a lot, but good pots nonetheless. This month we managed to re-create a color we had been aiming for unsuccessfully for over 8 years: Matte Purple. I have been making teabowls and canisters and footed mugs mostly. Hannah has been making LOTS of plates and sorbet bowls. I have no idea what's going to happen when she leaves here at the end of the month. Ideas? Suggestions?



This week was spent photographing things instead of making pots. First series of images from today's shooting have been edited and here they are: TEABOWLS.