Stout Pottery www.stoutpottery.com
Stout Pottery on Lopez Island uses special techniques. The
pottery is collected and displayed in several locations,
Seattle etc. The owner/artist Jim Stout explains that much of
his work is now fired with wood in a recently completed
Thai-style anagama kiln on Lopez Island, Washington. Anagama
means tunnel kiln in Japanese. With this type of kiln, there
is no barrier between the firebox, where the wood is stoked,
and the pieces being fired. The result is lots of ash effects
on the pots. Although glaze is occasionally used on the pots,
most pieces are not glazed before firing and the surface
effects are created entirely by the wood ash which lands on
the pot and eventually melts and merges with the clay body.
This is a labor intensive process that requires several people
willing to stoke around the clock, but wood firing gives
effects and surprises that are not obtainable through any
other firing method. Worth a trip to Lopez Island to visit
Stout Pottery. Phone: (206) 525-4547
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