We drove up to DC to see the Smihsonian Craft show. It's really good, really high end, really worth the drive. We bought a ceramic piece that is very cool. The center circle lifts out and is a separate little plate. We loved the way the potter cuts notches in his pieces. Even the little bowl has a tiny notch cut on the underside. The ceramic artist's name is Sang-Joon Park and he's an alumni of Pratt, just like Chuck.
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Smithsonian Craft Show
We drove up to DC to see the Smihsonian Craft show. It's really good, really high end, really worth the drive. We bought a ceramic piece that is very cool. The center circle lifts out and is a separate little plate. We loved the way the potter cuts notches in his pieces. Even the little bowl has a tiny notch cut on the underside. The ceramic artist's name is Sang-Joon Park and he's an alumni of Pratt, just like Chuck.
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