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2022
Carrie Lind: Conversations In Clay

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Carrie Lind is a Cherokee potter who treats her pottery as living, breathing pieces and considers each work of art as a private conversation between her and the harvested earth. She tells us how she first began her journey in clay and who has inspired her along the way.

In This Episode

Carrie Lind is a Cherokee potter who treats her pottery as living, breathing pieces and considers each work of art as a private conversation between her and the harvested earth. She tells us how she first began her journey in clay and who has inspired her along the way.

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