Set the Table: Kassie Smith Pottery Making Illustrated
Appears in the Jan/Feb 2024 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated.
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In the Potter's Kitchen
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I am an enthusiastic and nerdy potter based in Moscow, Idaho. I am known in my Palouse community for “always having something new.” I am an explorer who is never satisfied with the same ol’ same. Many of my pots are experiments, thrust into existence by the mantra “I don’t know . . . it could be terrible! But I’m going to find out.” I challenge myself by practicing a new technique every couple weeks. I create pottery that is utilitarian and designed to stand up to everyday wear and tear. Although my product is physical pottery, community and bringing the joy of handmade objects is the end goal. Process photos: 1–3 Hossein Noorazar; 4–6 John Hillman
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