Raku seattle

The cut off time to glaze is at 12PM, be sure to get here on time! Glazes for self-application are provided, our knowledgeable staff will be facilitating and present to fire and answer questions. There is a limit of 4 small to medium sized bisque vessels.

Early arrival is encouraged to ensure your pieces have the best chance to get fired! This event needs 5 participants minimum. Ticket holders will be notified and refunded minus Eventbrite's fee 3 days prior to the event should we not meet the minimum participants.

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Just around the corner from the Inn at the Market and Pike Place Market is a nearly-underground restaurant called 94 Stewart it's address. From Business: Welcome: I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Thai Ginger, your home to great tasting Thai Dishes since Advanced Search Search Tips. Turner refined his style of raku firing with Kaleido-Tiles, marketing them through Bayberry of Miami.

This artist's work has been shown in several South Florida galleries. In , Mr. Turner developed an accessory line of slip-cast raku fired ceramics which he marketed to Fine Furniture and Interior Design stores.

In , William started Raku Art Inc. From to , Mr. Turner's work has sold in over fine furniture showrooms, gifts stores, galleries, and interior design stores throughout the states. Turner is one of a few artist in the United States who produce copper matte raku fired ware year-round.

He personally pulls every piece from the kiln and inspects each piece of Raku Art before it is signed and dated.