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His great-grandfather worked as a potter in Germany and his grandfather had a studio in New Jersey. Diehl remembers playing with his grandfather's discarded pot shards as a child. His formal ceramic education began at Berea College in Kentucky. He studied in the college's ceramic apprenticeship program for five years and apprenticed for a year in Germany, near where his great-grandfather lived.

A new technique that Jeff has created called Acoustic Pottery has become extremely popular with his clients. The technique involves a similar approach to that of Masura Emoto's Water Crystal Photography. Jeff uses zinc silicate crystals in the glazing process and plays music in the kiln room during the whole of the firing.
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In 1980, when Donna and I first saw the abandoned two-room schoolhouse in the mountains of southern West Virginia, the front door was open. The two school rooms-converted into one living space and one studio-are about 500 square feet each, with large windows along one wall providing lots of natural light.
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Sure hope to see you here! The Studio Shows accentuate what we have been working on, as well as, provide a glimpse of what goes into producing the work. We typically have an off the "wheel" activity for our customers to participate in, be it glazing a vase and watching it being fired in a raku kiln, throwing on a treadle wheel, making bricks, or competing in an unconventional contest for a pottery prize.
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