The Owens family, Vernon, Pam, Travis and Bayle load a groundhog wood fired kiln at Jugtown Pottery near Seagrove, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2023 by Dan Routh)
Loading the Groundhog Kiln
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Cinco de Mayo
Mariachi Via Mexico NC performs in the square in Asheboro, North Carolina.
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Turning Pots
Joseph Sand Pottery. Randleman, North Carolina.
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Metal Artist
Josie the welder. Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Pottery Tradition
Pam and Vernon Owens along with their children Travis and Bayle continue the pottery tradition started by Jacques and Juliana Busbee in 1917 at their compound at Jugtown Pottery in northern Moore County near Seagrove, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2023 by Dan Routh)
Big Pots and Little Pots
Morning at Joseph Sand Pottery. Randleman, North Carolina.
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Loading the Gas Kiln
Pam, Travis and Boyle Owens load one of their gas kilns at Jugtown Pottery in northern Moore County near Seagrove, North Carolina.
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Glazing Pots
Pam, Balye and Bobby Owens glazing pots at Jugtowm Pottery in northern Moore County near Seagrove, North Carolina.
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Processing Clay
Traditional potters Jugtown Pottery still dig an process their own clay. Here Travis Owens grinds and mixes clay on a hammer mill near Seagrove, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2023 by Dan Routh)
Turning Pots
Jacques and Juliana Busbee created Jugtown in 1917. The tradition they began has been continued and developed by the Owens family, Vernon and Pam, their son Travis and daughter Bayle. I visited on a morning as they were turning new pieces at their pottery in Northern Moore County near Seagrove, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2023 by Dan Routh)
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