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Care of a Ceramic or Pottery Cremation Urn?
May 15, 2013
With the popularity of cremation there is also an increase in the demand for cremation urns in the market. Lots of companies have come up with interesting and beautiful range of cremation urns in order to fulfill the expectation of the buyers. The purchase of a cremation urn is not an everyday task; online companies such as raku-ceramic-pottery.com are making it easy for the buyers to choose a perfect piece to store the ashes belonging to a family member or dear friend. The fact that sentiments and emotions are associated with a cremation urn, it is essential to take proper care of it.
Most people are not aware of basic facts as how to take care of an urn. Taking care of an urn is easy and simple and it will not take much of your time. Those who are interested in ceramic urns must be aware of the fact that such urns need special care and attention. The placement of Ceramic cremation urns is very important when it comes to taking care of a ceramic urn. Always place a ceramic urn on a sturdy shelf or table top. Also avoid placing such an urn in a low position where it can be knocked over by pets and small children. From time to time gently wipe the outer surface of the ceramic or pottery urn with a dry cloth. This will keep the surface free of dust and dirt. Water will not damage most ceramic or pottery urns so a good scrubbing with a light abrasive will restore your urn to its original splendor.Tags:Cremation urns, raku pottery, cachepot, orchid planter
Trip to San Miguel de Allende, to set up ceamic workshop for 2014
March 10, 2013
We had a great trip to SMA this winter and decided that it would be a great place to spend more time in the winter. I'm not the best vacationer over long periods of time so putting on a workshop in the area seemed like a good idea, keep my wife and partner Cathey happy and me occupied in an activity that I love.
After casting about for a good place to give a ceramic workshop in raku, slip casting and mould making we were fortunate to meet up with Blanc Garcia, a fellow potter with a beautiful, spacious studio and a native of SMA.
We are really looking forward to our return next February and feel this is going to be the first of many ceramic workshops in the area. More information to come.
Tags: Raku workshop,Mould making and slipcating workshop, San Miguel, Mexico