3 Feet of Powder=Postponed Salt Firing

The Ski Valley received 3 feet of powder over the last few days making it hard to slip pots for the salt firing. Tis the season.

I have postponed my salt firing to Tuesday March 2. It will be unloaded on the 6th. I will have a lot of mugs and cups in this firing to replenish the gallery. I am trying a few new red flashing slips and playing more with sgraffito through a silica slip on a dark clay body. The results should be fascinating. However, I will have to dig out my kiln.

My website is going through a few last minute changes so some images might not appear. This should be resolved shortly and www.taosclay.com will be redirected to www.loganwannamaker.com

Jim & Erin Registry

Welcome to my blog! I have uploaded new images from the gallery for Jim & Erin's wedding. For their registry they have expressed interest in commissioning a custom dish set, as well as coming down to Taos and picking out some accoutrement's from the gallery. Please give me a call or email to help them with their registry. If you would like get them a specific item or saw a photo with a piece that caught your eye, please give me a call. Thanks.

More Images

Ryan & Parke's Registry

I have had many requests to post images of my work since my website is still being created. I have posted 10-12 images of recent work for people shopping for Ryan & Parke's wedding to have an idea of what some of my work looks like. Enjoy!

Early Monsoons

Hello all,

This is my first blog, my attempt at communicating on a new social realm. I wanted to share images of the new gallery and wood kiln behind Taos Clay.

Currently there are some North Carolinans firing our new manibigama, or as we call it, the Obabagama, in hopes that it will stimulate interest in Taos Clay and stimulate interest in woodfiring so that customers and clients can see the firing first hand behind the gallery.

I have expanded the gallery to take over the entire building. This consisted of moving my studio up front, puting up a metal partition, building a sign and new shelving, I have managed to find some local resources for pedestal and my uncle, the Silver Fox, out in Marin County, has put together some fabulous floating shelving. I even added a little red gravel to make the building pop as you drive by.

I hope to be updating the blog once a week for clients, and people interested in whats happening at Taos Clay.

Cheers for now