Studio Potter Author Chat: The Floor of the Sky

Nov 24, 2021

Thank you for listening to another installation of Studio Potter's Author Chats.

In the November issue of Studio Potter, Marion Angelica wrote The Floor of the Sky, wherein she shared ceramics artist Betsy Williams' recent search for high-fire, wild clays in New Mexico. Co-editor Jill Foote-Hutton visited with Betsy and Marion to learn a little more about the search, and in their conversation, we learn about another project Betsy did in collaboration with Joanna Nakamura of Blue Bear Vending Company.

Marion Angelica

Betsy Williams

the 72 tiny plates x haiku microseasons book

Blue Bear Vending Company  

Music provided courtesy of Satsang. 

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