JIM FINEMAN

MUDSLINGING and BASKETWEAVING ON THE OUTER BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Camellias and azaleas brighten a winter day.

Jim Fineman: Stoneware bowls, plates, mugs, tumblers, lamps, planters, jars, vases, candle lanterns, votives, colanders, pitchers, wine chillers, honey pots, sauceboats, cheese shakers, crocks, jugs, decanters, flower pots, oil lamps, candleholders, mirror frames, soap dishes, spoon rests, pour bottles, salt shakers, birdhouses, fountains, ornaments and clocks are produced, along with porcelain earrings, pins, and necklaces. Glazes range from earth tones to rich blues and greens. Decorations include painted patterns, leaf imprints, carving, and appliqués. Baskets are woven with reed and sea grass. Onion and garlic baskets are the specialty, with larger forms - egg and potato baskets - produced occasionally. Blog images are a sampling of current work; Please see more at: KDH COOPERATIVE GALLERY, 502 South Croatan Hwy, Milepost 8 1/2, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948, 252-441-9888, www.kdhcooperative.com Or contact me directly at mudman2@embarqmail.com

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