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EartHeart Studios: Art of Raku
- Michele Rudenko is a fine art ceramicist offering hand built functional and decorative raku fired ceramics.
http://artofraku.com
Ruth Apter / One Hundred Horses Raku
- Raku fired small Animal Sculptures inspired by southwest native fetishes and Inuit sculpture.
Wood framed raku art tiles.
http://www.100HorsesRaku.com
Bruce Johnson
- American style raku.
http://www.brucejohnsonclaystudio.com/
Almeda
Pottery
- Jon Almeda is an IGMA Fellow who creates
intricate miniature wheel thrown pottery.
http://www.almedapottery.com/
Knighton
Pottery
- Unique raku vessels by Alabama potter
Jeff Knighton. His carved, stamped, paddled and altered pots stand out
with intriguing surfaces and timeless forms.
http://www.knightonpottery.com
Steven Forbes-deSoule
- Information
about Steven Forbes-deSoule's raku, including gallery of photos and
workshop schedules.
http://stevenforbesdesoule.com
 Vicki
Hardin-
Raku and pit fired pottery.
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http://www.vickihardin.com
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 Blue Spruce Pottery- Handmade Raku and Stoneware pottery by Michael and Michele Gwinup, Bend, Oregon USA.
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http://www.bluesprucepottery.com

C.L.S Free-style
Experimental Ceramics- C.L.S
Free-style Experimental Ceramics, from traditional ceramics techniques
to contemporary ceramics technology, ceramic classics, ceramics
workshops and classes around the world.
http://www.ceramicalibera.com -
Ceramic Art by Kevin Coffee
- A gallery devoted to the ceramic art of Kevin Coffee, including Kosai vapor-glazed, raku, pit-fire and high fire tiles, drums, figures, vessels and jewelry.
http://www.coffeepotter.com -
DeLoach Pottery
- At DeLoach Pottery all of our pottery and sculptures are original and handmade; each piece is unique. We create raku pottery, horsehair pots, saggar and pit fired pottery, and both functional and decorative
stoneware.
http://www.deloachpottery.com-
Eduardo Lazo - Ceramic Design Studio
- Eduardo Lazo's online gallery showcasing kosai ware, pit-fire, raku, saggar fired and hand painted vessels and sculptural pieces.
http://www.eduardolazo.com -
eManuals for Making Kilns, Tiles, and Tongs - Instructional eManuals; color photos with diagrams, and complete suppliers list. How to do Smokeless Raku, Rocky Raku, the portable kiln, and several hand made tiles.
- http://www.R2D2u.com
Joachim Lambrecht- Keramische Arbeiten/Raku. Raku-fired sculptural vessels and objects.
http://www.Joachim-Lambrecht.de
Livingstonz Studio
- Raku Ceramic Vessels, Sculpture, Tiles and Funerary Arts. Inspired by Greek/Roman art, nature and transformation.
http://www.livingstonz.com -
 Raku
Ceramics by Perry Okimoto
- Hand built and wheel thrown functional and sculptural raku ceramics.
Studio located in San Pedro, California.
http://www.artawakening.com/perry -
 Raku
Kompagniet
- Raku pottery from the Northern tip of Denmark, created by Annette
Novrup & Ole Frølich.
http://www.knappen.dk -
Raku Pottery: The Alchemist
A description of a Dutch raku potter. Photo's give a good idea of the work. Special attention is given at glazes and glaze calculations.
http://www.alchemist.nl
Tony White CeramicsTony & Barbara White from mid Wales make hand-built Raku fired studio pottery to their own designs. The range includes animal and bird figures, thrown bowls, and extruded forms.
http://www.btinternet.com/~tonyjohnwhite/
Towne Potter
Exquisite wheel thrown and hand built raku pottery.
www.townepotter.com
Randolph Sill: MadPotter.com
On-line source for dysfunctional pottery! Explore six different environments which display the unique, natural, surreal, sculptural ceramics of Randolph Joslyn Sill, Madpotter.com
http://madpotter.com
Wong Wares
Examples of Mark Wong's work and explanations of the glazes and process used to achieve these results.
http://www.wongwares.com
Wolf
Dreaming StudioUnique, individually handcrafted raku and saggar fired pottery inspired
by the natural wonders of the Southwest.
http://fineartstudioonline.com/HarryKiracofe
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