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Jim Young has been a potter for 38 years. He is a member of the
Arkansas Craft Guild and teaches pottery at his studio in Rogers.
Jim's functional high-fire stoneware pottery is brilliantly decorated with multiple layering of handcrafted glazes that melt and blend together in temperatures that will melt steel (2400°F).
"It's all in the details," says Jim. "I airbrush the glazes to produce subtle variations resembling the work of Nature. In fact I believe that Creation and creating are closely intertwined. My purpose in life, I feel, is to take in my surroundings and to express them through my work. The Ozarks offer a wonder palette of intricate details for my pottery.
For more information, visit my website at:
www.vanhollowpottery.com.
Jim's functional high-fire stoneware pottery is brilliantly decorated with multiple layering of handcrafted glazes that melt and blend together in temperatures that will melt steel (2400°F).
"It's all in the details," says Jim. "I airbrush the glazes to produce subtle variations resembling the work of Nature. In fact I believe that Creation and creating are closely intertwined. My purpose in life, I feel, is to take in my surroundings and to express them through my work. The Ozarks offer a wonder palette of intricate details for my pottery.
For more information, visit my website at:
www.vanhollowpottery.com.