Wayne Kilburn

U.S. - Pacific Northwest

Pottery & Stone Raku

Wisteria at Dusk by Wayne Kilburn
Wisteria at Dusk

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
8.25 X 5
$125.00
Stock #AMI-3063-21

Alders on the Ground by Wayne Kilburn
Alders on the Ground

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
12 X 6
$140.00
Stock #AMI-3065-21

Flowing Maples by Wayne Kilburn
Flowing Maples

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
5.75 X 4.55
$75.00
Stock #AMI-3068-21



Dark Alders by Wayne Kilburn
Dark Alders

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
6.5 X 4.75
Stock #AMI-3070-21

SOLD

Towering Maple by Wayne Kilburn
Towering Maple

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
14 X 6
$175.00
Stock #AMI-3071-21

Red Fern by Wayne Kilburn
Red Fern

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
13 X 5
$150.00
Stock #AMI-3072-21

Dogwoods in the Rain by Wayne Kilburn
Blushing Maples

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
11 X 6
$140.00
Stock #AMI-4126-21
Rolling Oaks by Wayne Kilburn
Rolling Oaks

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
7 X 5
Stock #AMI-3076-21

SOLD

Alders & Maples by Wayne Kilburn
Alders & Maples

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
8.75 X 5.375
$125.00
Stock #AMI-3077-21

Stormy Oaks by Wayne Kilburn
Stormy Oaks

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
7 X 4.5
$95.00
Stock #AMI-3078-21

Alder Snow Storm by Wayne Kilburn
Alder Snow Storm

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
8.5 X 5.5
$125.00
Stock #AMI-3079-21

Autumn Strawberry by Wayne Kilburn
Autumn Strawberry

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
6.625 X 5.125
$95.00
Stock #AMI-3080-21

Snow Capped Maple by Wayne Kilburn
Snow Capped Maple

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
6.5 X 5.375
$95.00
Stock #AMI-3081-21

Midnight Oaks by Wayne Kilburn
Midnight Oaks

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery

13 x 7
$185.00
Stock #AMI-3082-21
Swirling Alder by Wayne Kilburn
Swirling Alder

Wayne Kilburn
Pottery
13 X 7
$225.00
Stock #AMI-3087-21
"Swirling Alders" by Wayne Kilburn
Cedar Branch

Wayne Kilburn
Stone raku
13.5 X 21.5
$175.00
Stock #AMI-3863-21
"Cedar Branch" by Wayne Kilburn
Tulips

Wayne Kilburn
Stone raku
13.5 X 28.5
$250.00
Stock #AMI-3864-21
"Tulips" by Wayne Kilburn
Ferns

Wayne Kilburn
Stone raku
13.5 X 28.5
$250.00
Stock #AMI-3883-21
Background

Each piece of Wayne's pottery is formed by hand. He incorporates locally harvested materials such as leaves, waste wood, and in keeping with the spirit of the Northwest, used coffee grounds. The pots receive their distinctive coloring from the heat, smoke and flames of a bonfire. Because of the uncontrollable nature of the firing process, each piece is a unique creation that can never be duplicated.