They have two, very nice wood fire body's they make: Hootman light and Hootman dark. Talk to Jerry.

James Kasper was the co-organizer of the last wood fire conference "The Naked Truth"

I have had the pleasure of meeting Ray in 1999, at the international Woodfire conference here in Iowa . He does very nice firebox work. A one of a kind approach to ceramics, do mostly to the firing process.He challenges the viewer to think beyond what she/he knows about clay .

I met Nic in Japan during an artists workshop. We worked and fired and drank together for about a month in Mashiko . Nic is a well established potter and a great kiln builder and fireman . Does a great workshop please take a look

Kevin fires an Anagama/noborigama style kiln .he salts in the third chamber,Great looking pots take a look

Nate and Hallie set up there studio and large Woodfire kiln in 2000, in New Albin,IA. After a two year apprenticeship with Mark Hewitt, a well known pottery working in North Carolina. Began making their fine quality woodfired pottery based on the American woodfire tradition. They have since built a smaller tube kiln finished in May 2004 giving them greater flexibility in firing. Give them a look

Eric, is a Young potter starting out-is taking wood firing serious enough to built A fast Freddie Hybrid kiln to set up his pottery. He has included pics on his website take a look.

I recommend him for his quality sculpture, and an excellent functional pottery.

Dale has been wood firing for over twenty years. Is now teaching and sharing this knowledge with his students and still making pots

Ian is a well established independent potter in Australia-been involved with many international events - studied some in Japan, you should take a look at his web site.

This is a well put together web site , it is dedicated to wood fired ceramics around the world great place to contact other artists and see selected work they make

Kristin was exposed to wood firing by some of the best people in the business - currently she is maintaining her own Anagama kiln in Pennsylvania-plus raising her two daughters

I have known Simon for about 12 years has a nice web site, builds kilns and of coarse makes pots for a living. fires with anagama still kiln.

I had the pleasure of doing a workshop with Markus in Japan for a month(May-June 2006) I recommend him highly / Good Woodfire potter take a look.

Ken Sedberry is the man with a Avery clay substitute in North Carolina. See X Bowl under art bowls section.

Lou was the organizer for the International Chawan Exhibition in Belgium it ran from Aug-2005 April-2006, he is a wood fire guy with a two chamber Noborigama

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