Charlottetown PEI Pottery By Taymarg

I have been doing pottery for a little over four years now, and in that time I have lived in different cities and been in various stages of my education and career. I began with lessons at a tiny community studio in my hometown, and from there I continued to practice and learn new techniques through my own research, trial and error. For those who may not know, the pottery process requires a lot of patience! Pottery has been a consistent source of creativity and self-care, and I believe my work has evolved and changed to reflect the seasons I find myself in. I work partially at home, where I begin the process of throwing clay on my pottery wheel. Often this happens with a cup of coffee and a good podcast. I then transport the pieces to a local community studio where they are bisque fired, glazed, and fired for a final time. I love the balance of privacy and the opportunity to connect with others who love the craft as much as I do.