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Left to right: Marsha Lederman of Arlington, VA, Flicker, stoneware with underglaze painting; Barbara Nowak of Burke, VA, stoneware bud vases; Jennifer Coffin of Fairfax, VA, hanging plate with white slip and gold leaf; Laura Fall of Fairfax, VA, manhole cover vases.

Ceramic work is not just for the table. It is equally suited for walls, countertops, mantles, end tables, nightstands, bookcases…. Vases can double as the holder of your wooden spoon collection on the counter or be your mail inbox. Serving plates with drawings as detailed as a woodblock print can be leaned on a shelf like a small picture. A small sculpture can be a temporary statue atop a cake stand, a conversation piece amid a buffet table, a clay familiar that shares your workspace. Scope artists welcome you to bring your imagination and come meet ours. Featuring the Kiln Club