Linda Workman-Morelli

Pit-fired Clayworks

An intriguing aspect of pit-fired pottery is that no two pieces will emerge from the ashes with identical surface patterns. I use copper or gold leaf to contrast the subtle palette the process produces. I will load a pit each weekend. I hope my art enhances your experience.

CONTACT

503-538-0119 / website / email

LOCATION

Sharing studio with Kathy Thompson and Kathleen Buck: 20080 SW Jaquith Road, Newberg, OR  97132

From Newberg: Take Hwy 219 (College Street) north to Chehalem Mountain summit. Turn left on Mountain Top Road and follow our signs.

From Beaverton and Hillsboro: Take Scholls Ferry Road (Hwy 210), River Road or Hwy 219 to Scholls. Follow Hwy 219 south to either Jaquith Road (turn right 3.4 miles on Jaquith (or to Mountain Top Road, turn right and follow our signs to House of Whispering Firs (0.4 miles on Mountain Top, 1 mile on Jaquith). Kathy will share her studio with Kathleen Buck and Linda Workman-Morelli, who will demonstrate pit firings on both weekends.

Wheelchair accessible.