Tradition - Interview of Hamish Jackson Pottery

Hamish Jackson is a potter living in Oregon who values the traditional way of pottery making. It takes more time and more effort to create one product this way but he has found value in digging local clay and using a wood fired kiln to create pieces that connect people to place. I hope you enjoy learning about the traditional method of making pots and why Hamish values this over mass production and profit.
This video was filmed and edited by Kenji Shimizu from Shimizu Photography for Knowing Oregon.
www.hamishjacksonpottery.com (Hamish Website)
www.shimizuphotography.com (Kenji website)

[@focus19551]

Your pitcher arrived today… STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you ever so much for being in the world and creating such wonderful art ♥️♥️♥️

[@georgebuchan8555]

This guy deserves to be more recognised than all the social media famous potters!

[@benwolffpottery]

This is a great video! Thanks for sharing

[@golgumbazguide...4113]

Super

[@kh7794]

Materials made from the places that mean something to me would mean a whole lot more than any other peice, especially those bought in a big box store mass produced. Yes, I would definitely pay more for them as well

[@pamelasorrells2187]

Wonderful interview, and amazing pottery!
Thank you for sharing 💙🕊

[@CrateCraft]

Great cinematography

[@sharonpollack1119]

Wood firing is lots of hard work but so worth it. I am glad that I have the opportunity where i live to do it. Your work is beautiful.

[@err052]

Wow! Wonderful interview with a passionate artist. Thank you.

[@KnowingOregon]

Thank you! That means so much to all of us. :)

[@harpinsoul]

„It shouldn’t be taken lightly, it’s a spiritual thing…“ It is. Thank you for these 9-minutes-reminder of what life is about. Wonderful interview. All the best from Germany!

[@KnowingOregon]

That means a lot to all of us. Thank you so much. :)

[@carolynmullet1726]

Hamish is a wonderful potter! Love his work.

[@ananaisdesign]

Beautiful video, loved the poetry of it, and really interesting!

[@KnowingOregon]

Thank you so much. :) I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@guywolff]

I lked Ray very much .. I would have liked to have seen Whincomb when they were making traditional redwares when Michial got there ...:) All the best from Connecticut

[@KnowingOregon]

Thank you so much. :)

[@emilieneubauerova4699]

😉🤔💯👍👌🍀🍀🍀

[@KnowingOregon]

Thank you. :)