Aaron Scythe Ceramics

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Aaron scythe ceramics.

Over the next several years he found new ways to pursue pottery making including taking courses in sydney australia. Come in store to see the extended range or purchase one of these unique pieces online. Aaron scythe aaron scythe b. Aaron scythe since 1995 aaron has spent sixteen years living in japan.

Yobittsugi style moon jar. Born in auckland aaron discovered japanese pottery techniques for the first time while he was studying in sydney. Japanese traditions such as mingei and chadōgu tea ceremony wares greatly influenced the philosophical approach and techniques which can be seen in his work today. There a wood fire potter introduced him to some older japanese and korean pots.

Through a series of encounters and experiences while learning his craft in sydney he discovered his love for wood firing ceramics and for japanese korean pots. 1971 auckland new zealand trained at carrington polytech in 1988 and east sydney polytech in 1989 where he developed an interest in momoyama pots. Courtesy of masterworks gallery. Example of aaron scythe ceramics from different galleries that sell my work.

Courtesy of the. Born in auckland aaron discovered japanese pottery techniques for the first time while he was studying in sydney. 1971 aaron has enjoyed over 60 major international solo shows to date and his work is held in many significant collections born in auckland aaron discovered japanese pottery techniques for the first time while he was studying in sydney. This fascination ultimately led him to build his own kiln to experiment and explore traditional shino glazes.

In 1993 whilst working at sturt craft centre scythe built an anagama kiln and began investigating shino glazes. Originally from auckland scythe found himself drawn to pottery at a young age getting a job pouring slip into molds as a teenager. As tea ceremony wares have always been my inspiration for making ceramics. Aaron scythe aaron scythe was born in auckland in 1971.

Aaron scythe auckland new zealand b. Yobitsugi style tsubo. Aaron s current work reflects both his new zealand and māori heritage. Example of aaron scythe ceramics from different galleries that sell my work.

Created by hand in scythe s whanganui studio.