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I398 main rd ELTHAM VICTORIA 3095 AUSTRALIA |
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My interest in Ceramics started from the "ripe" age of 13 - and I'm proud to say that I'm still practising my art. During the week I'm at the Latrobe University Guild studio where I also conduct classes and the rest of the time I'm at Eltham, where I live with my wife Noriko, who is, amongst many things, an inspiration.
Why do I pot? There are as many answers as there are days; suffice to say that life is too short not to be engaging with it in a creative way.
All of my work consists of high-fired stoneware and porcelain thrown on the wheel but not necessarily ending there as is shown by some of the individual forms and the chess pieces.
All work is for sale |
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Ceramics of Peter Accadia |
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Bottles |
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Cups |
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Raku Bowls |
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Bowls |
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Vases |
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Platter |
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Teapots |
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Plates |
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Chess |
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Alligator Skin |
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Students |
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Sake Set |
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From Eltham Library |
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MAP |
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a paypal account is now
available and working! |
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[email protected] |
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[email protected] |
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If you'd like to know more of how to purchase my work you can contact me on 03 9479 1153 day
and 03 9439 3060 ( my Eltham studio ) at other times or by email, or 0438 439 306 or simply go to the repective pages and use paypal buttons
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OPEN DAYS AT ELTHAM |
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Kalli is now working on a NEW home page...be patient...
.www.peteraccadia.com/ |
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Teapot made with clay
won from Cathedral Mt
Taggerty - and fired to
1300 C in a two - chambered wood kiln |
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page maintained by Peter Accadia
and last modified June 30 2009 |
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next "pictures at an exhibition" |
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