Pottery Kiln Days

This book delves into the dynamics of family businesses within pottery making, highlighting how techniques and traditions are passed down through generations. It presents a unique perspective, combining technical expertise with sociological insights and human interest stories. Through case studies and historical context, the book traces the evolution of pottery from ancient civilizations to modern family-run studios.

The book progresses logically, beginning with the fundamentals of clay composition and kiln design. It then explores family involvement, examining the roles of different members and the challenges of shared labor. Ultimately, Pottery Kiln Days emphasizes the lasting impact of family-based pottery production on both the families involved and the wider community, providing practical advice for aspiring pottery businesses.