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Bruce C. Bangert
(650) 726-4346 (FAX)
This sculptural body of work ignores ceramics as a traditional and embraces the
core dynamic of pottery form.
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Susan Brody
(510) 526-3625
smbrody msn.com
Working in both stoneware and porcelain, I mainly produce functional-ware; specializing in teapots.
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Jane Burton
1548 Arbutus Drive
Walnut Creek, Ca 94595
(925) 935-8764
janey_burtonyahoo.com
Jane’s pitfired ceramics achieve the depth of texture and color through a variety of clay slips and washes, layers of organic and inorganic materials and careful placement of the vessels within the pit. The surface marks on the vessels are softened and altered by the smoke, they reflect the layers of time, space, and lives past and present.
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Susan Duhan Felix
1436 Berkeley Way
Berkeley, CA 94702
(510) 841-1781
sdfelixaol.com
One of a kind pit-fired ritual objects including candle holders, blessing
bowls, special cups and menorahs.
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Martha Kean
(925) 820-3012
mkjvpacbell.net
I make pottery, both functional and decorative for use and enjoyment in the
home and garden.
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Jan Schachter
190 Gloden Hills Dr.
Portola Valley, CA 94028
(650) 851-3754
jansch4attglobal.net
http://silverhawk.com/crafts/schachter/welcome.html
I enjoy making pots for everyday use. I constantly search for the perfect surface and ideal shape while striving to create pots that have life and vitality.
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Sarah Shriver
(415) 456-7335
sshriverdnai.com
These richly colored, intricately patterned “kaleidescope” beads are made from polymer clay using the mille fiori technique.
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Dorothy Sovinsky
1446 Francisco Street
San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 771-6857
I do hand-built, two- or three-part pieces, low-fire glazes.
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Susan Stanco
casawarecasadarte.org
www.casa-ware.com
Distinctive decorative hand-painted ceramics mixing traditional and contemporary designs in a striking palette of colors. Plates, vases, pitchers, teapots, mugs, bowls and more!
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Matthew A. Yanchuk
443 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10013
(212) 431-7631
may1clayaol.com
www.mayware.com
I create my work from my original slip-cast molds. I then handpaint them using wax-resist techniques.
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