Gallery of Pottery

  • Tryptic raku plate
    Tryptic raku plate
  • Stoneware vase
    Stoneware vase
  • Porcelain covered jar
    Porcelain covered jar
  • Terracotta jar
    Terracotta jar
  • Tryptic raku plate
    Tryptic raku plate
  • Stoneware vase
    Stoneware vase
  • Stoneware bowl
    Stoneware bowl
  • Raku vase
    Raku vase
  • Tryptic raku plate
    Tryptic raku plate
  • Stoneware vase w/copper wire
    Stoneware vase w/copper wire
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    Sketch
  • Raku vase
    Raku vase
  • Black vase
    Black vase
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    Sketch
  • Salt glazed vase
    Salt glazed vase
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    Sketch
  • Self-portrait teapot
    Self-portrait teapot
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    Sketch
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    Sketch
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    Sketch
  • Raku vase
    Raku vase
  • Stoneware vessel
    Stoneware vessel
  • Terracotta bowl
    Terracotta bowl
  • Stoneware teapot
    Stoneware teapot
Game of Thrones: Unglazed terracotta cornucopia, unglazed porcelain eggs, iron egg

I created this egg sculpture years ago, when, after I retired from my architectural practice, I enrolled in a Ceramic Sculpture class as a student-at-large at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I named the sculpture, For That Day. But when my daughter, Kristin, and her husband, Michael, gave Bob and me a commemorative gift box set of the Game of Thrones‘ first season, including the iron egg, the series hooked us, and I renamed the sculpture Game of Thrones.