I met in Alabama over forty years ago. I guess I had a crush on him.
Anyway, he would knead clay, throw pots on a potters wheel, glaze
them, fire them, sell them at art shows and let me have what was left over for free!
I've put some in my kitchen and dining room and they are
a part of my life as much as anything else I own.
He would also made raku pottery, which looked dangerous to me
when I saw him firing them.
Here are a few more that reflect the artist in the potter.
I love this potter's work so much that I decided to
marry him!
Hope everyone has a wonderful Valentine's Day!
Love,
Lottie
They look nice.
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to see the things that I have msde being treasured by the one that I love so much.
ReplyDeleteLottie, I found you from Beverly's blog, and I'm glad I did. Love your pottery. It's so handsome! I have a small collection, but my favorite pieces are wine glasses whose handles are pottery. They came from a shop in Florida that used to specialize in it. You have quite a collection!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day...
XO,
Sheila :-)
You are so lucky to have a husband that does that type of art. So many beautiful pieces.
ReplyDeleteYou two have a wonderful Valentine Day.
Also thank you for all the comments on my blog. I enjoy hearing from you.
Willow
Wow...your pottery pieces are beautiful! Thanks for sharing and for linkin' up to Frugalicious Friday!
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by and saying hello. Great pottery pieces with a love story attached.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gwen
Love the pottery! The ending was so sweet. Thanks for the heart-warming post!!
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