Harry Levenstein Pottery
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Functional Ceramics Exhibition at the Wayne Center for the Arts in Wooster, OH. March 13th

Greylock Works Mini Maker Market in North Adams, MA. Feb. 19, April 2nd & 16th


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My work exists on the threshold between the influence of my hand and the beauty my materials confer on their own.  I draw on the language of fine historical craft and functional pottery traditions, and imbue these familiar objects with a sense of wonder evoked by the effects of the woodfired kiln. I formulate my own clay bodies and use a variety of decorative techniques including slip textures, rope-impressions, floral brushwork, and carved motifs to adorn the pots and allow them to enter into conversation with the fire. My training in woodfiring has offered me the working knowledge to harness the technique to my advantage, and the humility to know that the credit for its aesthetic boons can never be wholly mine; it is an elemental collaboration. The process of woodfiring offers the perfect venue for this dance of intention and chance.
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Chop Water, Carry Wood


Selected reflections on a life unfolding.
In pursuit of our goals we humbly chop our wood, and carry our water. But sometimes it's a little more fun to chop that water.
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  • Home
  • Portfolio
    • Pots
    • Sculpture
  • Process
    • Studio
    • Wood Firing
    • Soda Firing
    • Documented Wood Firings >
      • Conrad's Kiln Shed
      • Chinnagama X
      • Chinnagama XI
      • Chinnagama XII
      • Ishler on Whidbey
      • Mill Creek Train
      • Mounds Anagama
      • OkiDoki Train
      • OkiDoki Anagama
      • Pigeon Point Fast Fire
      • Pixiegama
      • Princess Kiln
      • Santatsugama
      • Santatsugama 2019
      • Simon's Rock Train
      • Thunder Train I
      • Thunder Train II
      • Thunder Train III
      • Spitfire Anagama
      • Yamagama
    • Instagram
  • Shop
    • Shop Direct
    • Shop Retail
  • Writing
  • More...
    • Workshops
    • India
    • Red Lodge Clay Center
    • The Traveling Potter
    • Soda Fire Interview
    • Quartz Inversion
    • Contact