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Robert Johnson

     My wife Sarah and I have been working together since 2006.  We work together on our whole sale orders, but have developed our own niches in clay.      
​     I am particularly drawn to a low fire saggar technique which creates a rich red earthy finish and I have paired it with a Native American technique of burnishing with a special mica tera-sigalata.  
   


I envision creating a pot that looks like it could have been made hundreds of years ago, then dug up at an excavation site. 
     I also make functional ware like mugs, platters and drums that have a very organic look.  I want my pots to look like they have come from the earth. 
You can see more of Roberts work on his website.

www.amusedstudios.org
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