Round Bottomed Brown Mug folk art puppet Suda was strongly influenced by

Suda was strongly influenced by both Danish Modern pottery and native Canadian art--influences which I think wonderfully merge in these earthy and strikingly graphic hand-formed candleholders

When I was growing up

The original instruction booklet

In this one--before the time of pre-printed workbooks--it appears that a tutor often wrote the headers/introduced the problems to be solved

because it is just so much fun

Round Bottomed Brown Mug folk art puppet Suda was strongly influenced byI picked this one up yesterday in Northwood New Hampshire, from a lot that had been purchased from the home and studio of Jeff Lalish, founder of Northwood Pottery, which operated there for more than 25 years. This round bottomed mug delivers pure happiness, at least for me, as well as a bit of adventure to one's morning coffee ritual. So fun. 5" tall x 4" in diameter; 5" across at handle. Very good condition, with an unglazed area on the underside,