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Adam Field \ Onggi Pottery
$75In 2008 Adam Field had the honor of studying traditional pottery making techniques at Ohbuja Onggi in Ipo-ri, Gyeong-Gi Do, a 7th generation Onggi studio operated by the Kim family and lead by Korean National Cultural Treasure Kim Il-Maan. During his 10-month apprenticeship, he learned all steps of the tradition, from hand-processing raw clay to final delivery of wares.
Adam currently makes Onggi fermenting jars in his Helena, Montana studio. He makes Onggi jars to order and offers them in a variety of sizes from 1-gallon to 60-gallon as well as most sizes in between. This Onggi is 10" high with a diameter of about 10".
More info: adamfieldpottery.com/onggi
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A Pair of Gyalings
$150The Gyaling, meaning "Chinese flute", is a traditional woodwind instrument used in Tibet. As its name indicates, it is the Chinese double reed Suona horn used mainly in Tibetan monasteries during ritual prayers, and is associated with peaceful deities and the idea of devotion.
Length: 25 inches each
More info and images at Wikiwand.com/en/Gyaling
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Dhungmo - Butter Tea Churn
$120Traditionally made with a single bamboo segment, this churn has simple metal mounts at intervals.
Butter tea was made from tea leaves, boiling water, yak butter, and salt. The tea leaves would be boiled with water. The tea would then be tipped into a container such as this, and churned with salt and yak butter to make bhoja or Tibetan butter tea!
Length: 27 inches
Diameter at top: 4 inches
More info and images at Wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter_tea
TCEF Video on grandma teaching how to made butter tea
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Alicia Gutierrez Wool Rug
$400"Ocean & Sky " Wool Rug
Zapotec Indian Weaving from Oaxaca Valley, Mexico. Fine handwoven textiles designed by Alicia Gutierrez.
- Dyes: Colorfast Aniline
- Weft: 100% Wool Yarns
- Size: 2.5' x 8'
More info: escalanterugs.com
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Lisa Ernst Salad Bowl
$165This beautiful porcelain salad bowl, handmade in Montana, is 14 inches in diameter and about 4.5 inches tall.
Lisa was born in Japan and studied Art at the Kansas City Art Institute and the University of Wisconsin. She established Harpfarm Pottery Works at Avon, Montana in 1991. In 2005 she relocated to Jefferson City where she continues to craft the most beautiful porcelain pieces. More images and info on Lisa's work may be found on her website: lisaernstporcelain.com
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Gohonde Pitcher
$250Handmade using wild clay. These pots are dipped in a white slip that, when covered in a clear glaze and fired in the gas kiln, creates spots which in Japan they refer to as 'Gohon' or 'Gohonde'.
Originally donated to the Archie Bray Foundation for Ceramic Arts, Montana, for auction, this beautiful pitcher has a diameter of 13 inches and a height of 15 inches.
Nathan says his pottery is designed for everyday use and inspired by pottery traditions worldwide. He feels his pots are complete when they are in service, bringing a sense of human connection to the user.
Nathan Willever was raised in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Maine College of Art in Portland, Maine. He has taught numerous classes and workshops on functional pottery at institutions such as The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, PA, Ox-Bow School of Art in Saugatuck, Michigan, and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, ME. Nathan is currently a long-term Resident and Zeldin Fellow at The Clay Studio. More info and images at nathanwillever.com.
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