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Symco Pottery Works
Contact Name: Domonique Venzant
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“Sine Qua Non” proves essential
Review of the Center for Visual Arts (CVA) exhibit, “Sine Qua Non: The Ceramics of Domonique Venzant” at Augustana College in Sioux Falls, SD. October, 2012.
Oct 18th 2012
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- Symco Pottery Works posted a new Artwork Porcelain Wood Fired Cup
- Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Wood Fired Porcelain Cup
Gold colored wood-fired porcelain cup - Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Inlaid Cup
Wood fired cup with leaf inscription - Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Tea Ewer
This handle-less pot for loose leaf tea features the Richard Bresnahan style downward spout. This drip resistant tea ewer is ideal for strong teas that are intended to be brewed for a long period of time and served at warm to cool temperatures. It works great for iced tea and mint julep, too. - Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Cowboy Bowls
The shape of these bowls was developed for the Meyer Farm Project in St. Joseph, MN. The shape is often referred to as a “cowboy bowl”. These ergonomically inspired, palm shaped vessels serve as a lovely conveyance for breakfast items and even hot drinks such as tea. The bowls are gas fired and feature a Tenmoku glaze. They seem to be pretty good for anything. - Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Glazed Cups and Bowl
- Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Sample Population
- Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Necessary Imbalance
- Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Cowboy Bowls
The shape of these bowls was developed for the Meyer Farm Project in St. Joseph, MN. The shape is often referred to as a “cowboy bowl”. These ergonomically inspired, palm shaped vessels serve as a lovely conveyance for breakfast items and even hot drinks such as tea. The bowls are gas fired and feature a Tenmoku glaze. They seem to be pretty good for anything. - Symco Pottery Works updated the Artwork Tea Ewer
This handle-less pot for loose leaf tea features the Richard Bresnahan style downward spout. This drip resistant tea ewer is ideal for strong teas that are intended to be brewed for a long period of time and served at warm to cool temperatures. It works great for iced tea and mint julep, too.