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Artist Studio on Orcas Island, WA; Sharon Ho creates ceramics, assemblage and photography

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I create in ceramics, photography, paper, and salvaged and found objects assemblage. I would love to hear from you and appreciate every ‘Like’ and ‘Share’.
And come visit my studio and gallery on Orcas Island.

Thank you!
Sharon Ho

Felt+Ceramics Studio|Shop

Eastsound Square, 109 North Beach Rd, #D3, Eastsound, WA

Studio hours vary. Mostly Wed-Sat, 11am to 4pm. Email me at optimismandco@gmail.com or via FB and Insta via the links below.

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Coiling an ovoid, one of my favorite shapes. A basic form on a larger scale seems to make it all the more intriguing, to me at least.

‘Vacancy’ Pit-fired stoneware, salvaged wire. Part of the COCOON series. . . Left to fill a spot in a good home this morning 😊

What’s that on the wall?! They are waiting for your visit🐛🕷🦋. SUNDAY is the last day of the Orcas Island Artist Studio Tour!! 11am to 5pm. Hope to see you!

Timeline. Stoneware, large bowl.

Shadow, in porcelain. New ceramic work by Sharon Ho at 109 North Beach Road . AUG 9, 10 and 11 11am - 5pm Orcas Artist Studio Tour . Stop by and see new ceramic and felt art work that explore the idea of COCOON. Withdrawal? Introspection? Renewal? Reinvention? The symbolism of the cocoon has rich relevance at many stages of our lives. For this year’s Studio Tour, we have created one-of-a-kind pieces that express the cocoon form and the personal meanings it holds.

Hey you! Send that ‘thank you, sorry, just because, oh nothing’ card before summer’s out. 🌞🐚🍄 **cards are available at my Eastsound studio, Darvill’s bookstore and Amelie boutique at Outlook Inn.*** Cute local salvaged wood side table by @orcasworkshop . I call these ‘Orcas Island Stories’ because each photo is a memory of a walk or passing moment and together they are a record of my own Orcas Island stories. Share your own in one of these and send them on to someone else who needs a sprinkle of this island magic.

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