Learn Pottery in 30 Days with Cherokee National Treasure Jane Osti
Cherokee Pottery Masterclass is for anyone who wants to learn pottery from home with inexpensive tools and without a pottery wheel.
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Learn to make 4 pots with Cherokee National Treasure in Pottery Jane Osti
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2 bowls, a cooking pot, and a water bottle
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1 bonus pot with Lillie Vann
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Learn several ways to fire your pots
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Cherokee tradition and techniques
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How to source native clay
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Step-by-step, real-time instruction
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Inexpensive tools and materials
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Learn from home
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Make your first pot in as little as 7 days
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Beginner friendly
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Build these 4 pots with Jane Osti.
Jane Osti is a renowned pottery artist and Cherokee National Treasure, who skillfully integrates pottery methods acquired from her mentor and friend, Anna Sixkiller Mitchell. Through her studies, Jane mastered the intricate language of motifs, form, and design that characterizes Southeastern Native pottery.
Jane Osti's art can be found in the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian and many other prestigious museums and galleries. Her work as earned esteemed recognition at prestigious events such as the SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market, Cherokee Art Market, Eiteljorg Indian Market and Festival, Trail of Tears Art Show, and Red Earth Festival. In 2005, she was honored as a Cherokee National Treasure for her pottery, and she was also distinguished as a Master Artist by the Five Civilized Tribes Museum. Throughout her enduring career, Jane has imparted her extensive skills and knowledge, acquired through a lifetime of dedicated artistry and craftsmanship, to aspiring artists.
