Art Pottery
Hand-crafted, artistically created, functional pottery by Scott and Geri Wilson.

Asselberghs, Wally
"Naked Raku" Ceramics, exploring the influence of fire and smoke on the bare clay, without the use of glaze hiding the surface.

Bonny Doon
Hand built ceramic gargoyles, grotesques and other sculptures, raku fired, by an Australian artist.

Bray, Nathan
Raku Ceramics. Includes a gallery and online purchasing.

Brian Gartside
Raku - experiences and info.

Carlson, Robert E.
This site is professionally crafted and features Robert's excellent raku vessels, basket forms and other objects.

Ceramic Firing Techniques
Find out about Black Firing, Pit-Firing, Raku and more!

Clay Art Pottery
Showcasing the handbuilt sculptural vessels of Vicki Hardin who fires with raku and pitfire techniques.

Crooked Tree Studios
Denny Means' website includes a series of photos on Raku kiln building and a brief "workshop manual" on making pots for raku firing. Workshop students have found the manual to be a great resource for them in making raku pots.

Dakan Arts
Beautiful ceramic samurai and native masks by David "Dakan" Allison. Hand painted and raqu fired.

Deal, Dave & Boni
Wheelthrown Raku.

Ferguson, Gary
Gary specializes in wheel-thrown Raku fired pottery.

First You See It Then You Don't
Article on technical aspects of Raku by chemical engineer Tom Buck.

Geenen, Lut
Ceramic art, especially raku, from Lut Geenen's workshop in Turnhout/Belgium.

Hall, Shaun
British raku artist.

Horsehair Raku
A raku technique using horsehair, developed by Audrey Skeen.

Janssen, Eva
a Dutch ceramist, using mainly raku techniques. On this site you can learn more about this artist, her method of working and view examples of her work. Bilingual English/Dutch.

Jim Lux Pottery
Raku Pottery located in Durham, NC, USA.

Jones, David
British studio potter and teacher making raku-fired vessels decorated with characteristic bold lines and metallic lustres.

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