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Make your holidays merry and bright with a visit to Cedar Creek, or shop online anytime! Our holiday hours in the gallery vary slightly from the normal schedule. Happy Holidays from all of us here at Cedar Creek!

  • December 24, Open 10 - 3
  • December 25, Closed
  • December 26 - 30, Open 10 - 6
  • December 31, Open 10 - 3
  • January 1, 2025, Open 10 - 6
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Happy Raku Fish

Sharon Murphy Harrison began creating Happy Raku Fish in 1986, and was joined by Nina Fernstrom-Duong a few years later.

 Each fish is made individually by forming a small vase on the wheel and then pinching a funny mouth into place. Later, when the piece can be handled, eyes and fins are added. A large school of fish is fired in a bisque kiln so that glaze may be applied.

Next, a raku firing, which is traditionally Japanese, takes place. Because of the opportunity for variation in Raku pottery, each personally signed ceramic fish ornament is unique.

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