Notes of a ceramic artist
Elisabetta LombardoEverything is clay. I write about the role of ceramics in our culture, history of ceramics, my glaze research and sometimes travels and inspiration. If you spent too much time looking at an amphora at the museum, you will be right at home here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Subscribers | Read | meshandcloth.substack.com |
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Cremation, ceramics and funerary rituals
Thank you for being a reader of Notes of a Ceramic Artist, where I essentially try to demonstrate that “everything is clay”. If you enjoy my writing, any small act can help. So please leave a little like at the end of the piece or even bett...
Bonus content: first hand accounts and representations of ancient volcanic eruptions
The Monte Nuovo eruption of 1538
Supervolcanos and uranium glazes
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This is where I leave you
This is the second and last post dedicated to my recent travels to the north of Denmark. If you enjoy my work, please comment, share, like and subscribe. Thank you!
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Ceramic artist based in Berlin. I write about ceramics, their role in history and culture.
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