Ceramology (POTTERY) with Potted History’s Graham Taylor & Sarah Lord Taylor

Oh hey, it's yesterday's pants, also known as Today's pants. Let's ruin a manicure in the best way possible. It's Ology's eighth year this week. Eighth anniversary, rather. This is episode four hundred and sixty seven. It is our anniversary. So I checked on the traditional gift guide for an eighth anniversary and

It's pottery. Folks, finally also you can enjoy our fifth anniversary episode on wood, which we did about reclaimed lumber. Loved it. But ceremology, it comes from the Greek. Seramos for pottery. Which was easy. Not only is this an anniversary episode, but it's also a twofer because we got two guests and they're both

Equally the best. It's a parent child duo of accomplished ceramic artists. Plus there is another sibling who helps run the business, and there's Jess in the studio, although they're not on this interview. But many of you are Freaking out. Freaking out, wiggin', just seeing their names in the title. But if you don't know their work, they run the studio Potted History as well as its educational and very cool YouTube channel. And for decades they've been making museum quality replicas of these ancient ceramics for institutions and museums and heritage sites. and private collectors and T V and on top of that

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