An ancient form of Japanese pottery dating back the sixteenth century, Raku translates to “happiness in the accident”. A look into the process of the art form explains the fascinating ...

raku pottery is reserved for tea ceremonies, Manny Hernandez said. Manny Hernandez, who teaches interior architecture at NIU, said he was drawn to the raku technique as not only art but as an ...

Ceramics artist Adil Ghani’s business RAAQUU may only be three years old, but the Malaysian has been a ceramicist for the past 20 years, specialising in a Japanese firing technique known as Raku.

What is American raku? The American Museum of Ceramic Art founder David Armstrong, a former student and longtime friend of Soldner, who has also collected his work, says he was there when Soldner ...

That was when he bought a special raku kiln in order to teach students in his pottery classes, and fell in love with the art. "It's just the unlimited possibilities and the unpredictability of the ...

p>Polson artists, from left, Heather and Matt Holmes work together to create raku-fired ceramic pieces. Their work is currently on display in the lobby of the Secretary of State’s office in ...

A one of kinds art-form raku sculpting, a Japanese ceramics technique is being worked on at the International Glaze Raku Firing Workshop A number of art workshops and exhibitions have kept the ...

He brings folk art face jugs and Raku pottery into the spotlight this weekend with the second annual Clay, Art and Fire pottery festival in downtown Big Rapids. Eighteen folk art potters from ...

CHICO — In a small park he’s created to house a raku pottery studio behind his Chico home, ceramic artist Dave Owen shares his expertise of this ancient Japanese art with small groups of students.

He sets the pieces in the cans, a student assistant adds newspaper to create smoke, and art teacher Neel Webber quickly covers them to put out the fire and let the smoke do its work on the pottery.