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24.01.2022 Here's something I'm working on for this year: Dragon eggs. Pre-cracked for storage of precious objects. No dragons were harmed in the making of these eggs..

22.01.2022 One problem with having an 'almost' outdoors studio is that visitors can come by at unexpected times. I was working at the bench and felt some thing cold touch my leg. I look down and see a green head centimetres from my leg. Maybe he had just given my leg a quick lick to see if I was tasty?

21.01.2022 New to my shop - Norwegian-style espresso cups in all the colours of the rainbow.

20.01.2022 On this glorious spring day, I present a new colour and shape: The Viking age Norwegian-style cup in miniature (perfect for espressos), covered with my new glaze called Opal Fire - a glossy finish with lavender tones fretted with blue and white fire.

19.01.2022 The runic inscription on this mug is a direct copy of one found on a runestick in Bergen, Norway and dated to 1185. In English it approximately translates to "Hail to you and good thoughts! May Thor receive you, may Odin own you." This little poem is written in the galdralag poetic metre usually reserved for spells or incantations, suggesting that it was originally used as a charm or blessing in Mediaeval Scandinavia. Kenmore Hills (Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/BnanDZ0HDo_/)

11.01.2022 Unpacking Sunday's bisque firing on a lovely spring day. Now they're ready for the colour layer to be applied. I fired some cups within mugs to save space.... Which one is yours? Kenmore Hills (Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/BniSk-mgjbM/)

04.01.2022 Any thoughts about what to name this glaze combination? It's my Stormy Sea blue over a glossy black... It looks like earth from space to me. The runes are from a 5th century inscription on a roe-deer ankle bone found in Norwich, England. It translates to "of the roe" in the Proto-Norse language and is thought to have arrived in England with the Anglo-Saxons. @ Kenmore Hills