D. Michael Coffee (shyrabbit) Ceramics in Pagosa Springs, CO

[debunix]

Wowza. Wonderful flowing curtain of colors there.

[shyrabbit]

Wowza. Wonderful flowing curtain of colors there.

Many thanks for your kind words, I appreciate it.

I will begin posting more here with News, Updates and New Work, it's been awhile and I look forward to it.

Michael
ShyRabbit

[shyrabbit]

Hi All,
I've been gone from here for quite awhile now, a lot has happened. We closed the SHY RABBIT Contemporary Arts gallery after 12 years about 1.5 years ago. As a result I had to move my studio and build something new which I did on our property here in Pagosa Springs, CO. It is small, compact and efficient with lots of light. I acquired a large electric kiln that I use for bisque firing (for 30 years I used gas to fire my bisque) and I love it. I built a small propane fired reduction kiln by converting an old electric kiln, I'm getting results I never expected. I'm very happy with what is coming out of what I call my "little tin can."

I plan on being here regularly presenting new work and News from the new Shy Rabbit Studio.

The following image is from my latest firing...

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[victoria3]

Exciting news thanks for sharing.

[Mrs. Chip]

Woohoo, thanks for updating us, looking forward to seeing you around again. We love your teawares!

[shyrabbit]

Exciting news thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the support...Much appreciated.

[shyrabbit]

Woohoo, thanks for updating us, looking forward to seeing you around again. We love your teawares!

Thank you, I will try to keep it interesting...

[debunix]

Woohoo, thanks for updating us, looking forward to seeing you around again. We love your teawares!

Thank you, I will try to keep it interesting...

So many lovely pieces on your etsy, so little space on the shelves. I've only had the lates pieces for a few weeks, and I'm already getting a lot of use out of this chawan despite not drinking matcha yet


170521 Chawan in the Garden _DEB8295 by debunix, on Flickr

I also bought a small cup that is even busier for me in the morning--it's a great size for hot chocolate as well as gyokuro and puerh, but I haven't had it out for photos yet.

And the parade of lovely cups on Michael's Etsy continues....fingers itching to hold more of them....

[bonjiri]

Hi All,
I've been gone from here for quite awhile now, a lot has happened. We closed the SHY RABBIT Contemporary Arts gallery after 12 years about 1.5 years ago. As a result I had to move my studio and build something new which I did on our property here in Pagosa Springs, CO. It is small, compact and efficient with lots of light. I acquired a large electric kiln that I use for bisque firing (for 30 years I used gas to fire my bisque) and I love it. I built a small propane fired reduction kiln by converting an old electric kiln, I'm getting results I never expected. I'm very happy with what is coming out of what I call my "little tin can."

I plan on being here regularly presenting new work and News from the new Shy Rabbit Studio.

The following image is from my latest firing...

Y03a.jpg

beautiful Michael !

[shyrabbit]

Hi all,
Long time no post...I thought I would send a post to see what if any reaction I get.

New work listed in my Etsy shop, all with Free Domestic Shipping:

www.etsy.com/shop/shyrabbit

Many thanks,
Michael

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