The Taos Company : Pottery

	Cocuchas Pottery This large earthen pottery comes from the remote Purepecha Indian village of Cocucho in the Mexican state of Michoacan. This distinctive art form is unique to the village of Cocucho. Cocuchas Pottery is hand formed, charcoal pit fired, and hand rubbed. The size, shape and surface of each piece is totally controlled by the hand and eye of the artist without the use of a wheel, mold or other mechanical device. Each piece is dated and signed by the artist. Sizes and prices vary - please call 1.800.548.1141 for more information.

	Masuo Ojima Artist of beautiful vessels. "My work represents my personality and character. Purity of form and subtlety are my foundations. My work is influenced by Western culture philosophy and style. However, my inner thoughts are strongly rooted in Zen Buddhism." - please call 1.800.548.1141 for more information.

	Mark Wong One-of-a-kind Raku In the pursuit of his specialty, Wong has developed his own clays and glazas to complement each other, and work with his throwing style. His refinements and innovations allow him a range of colors rarely seen in raku. - please call 1.800.548.1141 for more information.