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Engelhard mugs using their black clay

NEW ZEALAND POTTERY :: New Zealand Studio Pottery :: New Zealand Studio Potters :: Simon and Tineke Engelhard

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Post  Ev Sun 2 Jun - 17:14

I was so delighted to find these in the wild Cool
The black clay gleams and shows through on the rims and high points.

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