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Grandkids
The grandkids
Pot Head
A really big
flower pot
Pots with a view
Pots with a view
Nome Raku Kiln Building Workshop
The Nome gals
1947 Taylor Craft
Let's go flying

Welcome to Glacier Alaskan Pottery
Glacier Alaskan Pottery is a small business located in Fairbanks Alaska that developed as a result of my interest in clay.  I've enjoyed ceramics very much over the years and it has also turned out to be one of the few interests I've had that actually pays for itself (unlike other interests - like flying.)  

As you can see from the pictures above, my grandchildren love clay and pots too!  I hope they will soon have their own gallery pages.  The center picture above is a collage showing a spectacular morning view of the Alaskan range from my living room window along with some of my work.  If you would like to see more of my pots check out the gallery link above.

Equipment repair
It's amazing how one thing leads to another.  It all started with my grandfather who was into ham radio and owned a TV repair shop.  His interests sparked development of my own venture into electronics.  Over the years, beside being a potter, I've also been an electrician, biomedical equipment technician, navigational aids technician, mechanic and luthier.  This, of course bled over into my pottery.  I kept looking at all the broken and poorly maintained equipment in studios I visited and always thought, "I can fix that!"  Or, better yet, "I can make a better one of those!"  My wife hates to hear me say that one.

  • Kilns  I was fortunate enough to attend factory training at Skutt Kilns.  I repair all makes and models.

  • Wheels  Electric and kick wheels.  

  • Pug Mills 

  • Slab Rollers  I have a North Star.  Love it!

  • Other miscellaneous equipment  All that miscellaneous broken stuff that hanging around your studio... 

 

Yes! We have moose dropping by the studio on a regular basis.

Workshops
I periodically conduct raku pottery and raku kiln building workshops.  I'd love to come and visit.  It's a blast!  Don't hesitate to contact me if you live in a village.  I'm always looking for a reason to fly somewhere! 

Fire Brick:
Being a brick collector is heavy work, but  I just can't resist gathering brick when the opportunity presents itself.  Firebrick is so expensive in Alaska.  If you need brick I have some for sale from time to time.  

 

My Work can be seen at these Alaskan locations:

Tanana Valley Farmers Market, College Road, Fairbanks, AK

Contact:  jed_williams@yahoo.com

Expressions in Glass, Peger Road, Fairbanks, AK        

Silver Gulch Gift Shop, Fox, Alaska

  Fairbanks Weather

Sam McGee's Warehouse, Ketchikan, AK

Chinook Gift Shop, King Salmon, AK


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