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Nicholas Seidner

https://www.risingmeadowpottery.com/

The two significant historic ceramic traditions being referenced in my pottery are the folk pottery traditions from Asia; Japan, China and Korea and early American stoneware from New England. Wether it is the textures used on the surface of the clay, the slip trailed designs incorporated into the glazed ware or the salt firing process, the influence of ceramics rich traditions are present. The absolute historic and contemporary need for well designed and aesthetically pleasing stoneware pots as everyday objects to help produce, preserve and serve food, or present flowers keeps me busy as a student and maker of handmade pots.

J99: Main image for Square Jar made by Nicholas Seidner

Square Jar

SW96: Main image for Serving Bowl made by Nicholas Seidner

Serving Bowl

PV43: Main image for Pitcher made by Nicholas Seidner

Pitcher

B293: Main image for Bowl made by Nicholas Seidner

Bowl

B247: Main image for Bowl made by Nicholas Seidner

Bowl

P122: Main image for Plate made by Nicholas Seidner

Plate

V38: Main image for Vase made by Nicholas Seidner

Vase

V37: Main image for Vase made by Nicholas Seidner

Vase

P86: Main image for Plate made by Nicholas Seidner

Plate

C432: Main image for Cup made by Nicholas Seidner

Cup

B205: Main image for Bowl made by Nicholas Seidner

Bowl

B39: Main image for Bowl made by Nicholas Seidner

Bowl

P28A: Main image for Plate made by Nicholas Seidner

Plate

P28: Main image for Plate made by Nicholas Seidner

Plate

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