On the Cover:  the potters of Myanmar (formerly Burma)

On the cover: Isolated from outside influences, the potters of Myanmar (formerly Burma) have maintained an unbroken tradition of thrown and paddled earthenware produced for domestic use; see page 53.

Features

Marian Baker  
 
Finding Your Niche by Brad Sondahl

Daphne and Gary Hatcher

In Search of Samarra Soda by Nathan Rafla

A Wood Kiln for the Lone Potter by David Swanson

Thrapsano Crete\'s Center of Traditional Pottery by John Tsikalas

Reconstructing the Augsburg Kachelofen by Werner B. Nowka

The Floating Pottery of Myanmar by Jim Danisch

Ken Ferguson\'s Legacy by Milton Katz, Michele Fricke and Jama Akers

Czeslaw Podlesny by Jimmy Clark

Emma Luna by Neil Larsen

Am Architectural Ceramics Workshop in Costa Rica by Peter King 

Tribute to the Sentinels by Karl Shafer 
 
Wilton Pottery by Diane Creber
 
Rules, Rules, Rules? Sculptural Freedom with Paper Clay by Rosette Gault

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Comment: Ugly Pots by Lori Keenan