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PORCELAIN BY ANTOINETTE

Nan Rothwell in interview with Antoinette

1/12/2026

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“My pots are made to be used” says Nan.  When I interviewed Nan she told me about her life as a potter, her dedication to her students and where her career started. Nan studied in England when she were "accidentally" introduced to pottery. It was an instant passion. 
Nan worked and studied in England and Ireland before returning to the USA. Her life long career has an impact on students all over the USA and now that she also teaches with TeachinArt Online School of Art, her knowledge reaches far beyond American borders. ​
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