I love Simon Pearce


How SImon Pearce Handmade Pottery is made




"I AM SIMPLY LOOKING FOR BEAUTY, 
WHATEVER THAT IS 
- IT'S NOTHING THAT CAN BE EXPLAINED - 
ONLY FELT. 
IF I FIND IT IN A SINGLE BOWL, 
OR WANDERING LINE OF POTS, 
GOOD. 
I AM GRATEFUL."

-POTTER, GWYN HANSSEN PIGOTT


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Simon Pearce and his pottery (!)


Although, I still predominantly love his glass work, 
I happily stumbled upon his pottery. 
What soft, earthy colors.


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"Simon Pearce opened his first glassblowing workshop in Kilkenny, Ireland in 1971.  Seeking independence from European business contraints and high energy costs, Simon moved his operation to Quechee, Vermont, where he completed the restoration of a historic woolen mill.  The Ottauquechee River provides hydroelectric power for glass furnaces along with electricity for the entire facility. 


Prior to opening the workshop, Simon’s design aesthetic and skills evolved during time spent at Shanagarry Pottery, which was owned by his parents.  Simon then gained glassblowing experience working in European glass houses, traveling the world and through studies at the Royal College of Art in London."




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via {simon pearce}








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Simon Pearce Showroom in Quechee, Vermont


Potter at Simon Pearce


Glassblower at Simon Pearce





Blowing Glass



 via {katy elliot} & {district domestic}








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