Amazon.com: Wild Clay: Creating ceramics and glazes from natural and found resources: 9781789940923: Levy, Matt, Shibata, Takuro, Shibata, Hitomi: Books

I would like to write a follow up on the wild clays. Clays have overwhelmed me so strongly this year, that I cannot explain, except for that, that I devoted most of my time collecting it and processing it. They have not just connected me with our land, nature and geology, but with certain people … Continued

The commercialization of ceramics in the US has made collecting and using wild clay a novelty. Finding clay in nature is the process of rediscovering our environment.

Kirstie van Noort on Instagram: "While sorting out the studio archive, I stumbled upon these wild clay samples from Cornwall, UK—unprocessed and unfiltered. They boast the most beautiful and purest colors, all derived from the (former) local industries. #soilsamples #soil #colorsoftheearth #localsoil #kirstievannoort #clayresearch #earthvalue #thinklocal #earthcolors #sustainablecolours #sustainablethinking #wastebasedceramics #colourworkshops #colourandmaterials #localclay #localmaterials…

Unurgent Argilla is a pottery and ceramics studio by Nina Salsotto Cassina in Milano. Working with wild clays, natural materials, archive of wild clays, rocks and local materials. Moonjars. Atelier di ceramiche in argilla locale, Milano. Vasi realizzati con rocce e argille naturali. Workshop e corsi su wild clays, argille locali e utilizzo di materiali naturali in ceramica.

This is WILD CLAY! (Not melted ice cream, unfortunately). I'm learning to process clay from natural dirt from my yard and so far it is a very rewarding experience 😊 How cool??? I love this because it's what all of this is about- how something can look or seem as hopeless and as messy as a pile of dirt and still can be used and made beautiful. Praise God for these lessons in the hope He provides. While I am still learning and don't plan on using this for functional ware/dishes, perhaps…

This is WILD CLAY! (Not melted ice cream, unfortunately). I'm learning to process clay from natural dirt from my yard and so far it is a very rewarding experience 😊 How cool??? I love this because it's what all of this is about- how something can look or seem as hopeless and as messy as a pile of dirt and still can be used and made beautiful. Praise God for these lessons in the hope He provides. While I am still learning and don't plan on using this for functional ware/dishes, perhaps…

Bisalta - Wild Bisalta is a collection of vessels made wi

Native Hands: Wild Pottery -Level 1