Dick Lehman Clay Art Studio Pottery Bowl tan-yellow leafy Goshen Indiana 10”

Versatile piece. Great for makes potatoes, veggies, salad or bread. Important is hard to read but it looks like it is oven safe. Previously Owned Good Condition: No Chips or Cracks. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS for colors and marks. Because of the style I am not sure what is original. It’s been throughly cleaned. Quick shipping from a smoke free home. Dick Lehman Clay Art Studio Pottery plate, in a tan yellowy color, low shine 10.5'' Traditional Arts Indiana has awarded ceramic artist Dick Lehman ’76 the Indiana Heritage Fellowship for 2023, celebrating a 40+ year career as a cornerstone of Michiana’s robust clay community. This annual award recognizes a traditional artist who has made outstanding contributions to their artistic tradition and community. Lehman is the first ceramic artist to be awarded the Heritage Fellowship. A graduate of Elkhart High School ’71 and Goshen College ’76, Dick Lehman is an internationally-known artist from Goshen. After dabbling in ceramics throughout college and following a stint in seminary, Lehman began pursing a life in clay in the early 1980s. His first studio was on 2nd Street in Goshen before moving to the iconic Old Bag Factory in 1984, where he mentored and employed many well-known artists over the years. Lehman is well-regarded internationally for his writings, wood-firing practices and travels to Japan through the 1980s and 90s.