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Actress Matsui Rena is trending in Japan as the new NHK evening drama "Ao no Hana, Utsuwa no Mori" begins airing. Set among the pottery towns of Arita in Saga and Hasami in Nagasaki, the series pairs her character Aoko with Ichinose Hayato's Ryusei, and early reactions to the opening episodes have been enthusiastic.
- 2Artists share pottery works for Monochrome Monday●Artist’s domain # monochromemonday # potter # artist # blackandwhite # monochrome
Art lovers and creators are posting black-and-white images of potters at work under the Monochrome Monday tag. One image showing an artist's studio domain has drawn attention, with participants sharing ceramics and craft photography in monochrome. The tag brings together photographers and artists celebrating pottery and handmade work without colour.
- 3Brown Bark Studio Pottery Vase in Cobalt Blue Draws Attention●Studio Art Pottery Vase Brown Bark Texture Cobalt Blue Glaze Organic Modern 6in
A six-inch studio art pottery vase with a brown bark-like texture and cobalt blue glaze in an organic modern style is being circulated. The handmade piece highlights the ongoing interest in artisan ceramics, where textured glazes and natural forms remain popular among collectors of small-batch studio pottery.
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An art center in northwest Iowa is running a pottery class, giving local residents the chance to learn wheel-throwing and hands-on ceramic work. The program, reported by the N'West Iowa REVIEW under the title 'As the Wheel Turns,' highlights the center's ongoing effort to offer creative workshops and arts education to the community.
- 5Vintage San Juan Pueblo Pottery Water Vessel Draws Attention▼Vintage San Juan Pueblo Pottery Basket Water Vessel Southwestern Folk Art 7.5" khorasantimes.com
A vintage San Juan Pueblo pottery basket water vessel, standing about 7.5 inches tall, is being showcased as a piece of Southwestern folk art. The listing highlights traditional Native American Pueblo craftsmanship, a category that continues to attract collectors of historic Southwestern ceramics and handmade pottery.