The majority of the Epaulet Series are thrown and assembled, raku fired earthenware. This method of pottery making occupied much of my time during the middle to late 1990s. The epaulet in western dress and costume is an indicator of rank, status, or prestige such as those of an admiral or the oversized shoulder pads of a business woman's "power suit." Click on the thumbnail image for a more detailed view of the pot of interest with information such as medium, size, title, date and sometimes additonal comments about the pot.

Lidded Ring-neck Epaulet Pot 1995

Untitled Epaulet Pot 1995

Turquoise Epaulet Pot 1995

Cruciform Epaulet Pot 1995

Last Raku Epaulet Pot 1997

Winged Defeat Epaulet Pot 1998

Cooper's Epaulet Pot 1995

Sandy's Epaulet Pot 1995

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