Isako Suzuki grew up in her father's ceramic studio in Odawara, Japan. Her father, Sansei Suzuki (鈴木三成), is a renowned ceramicist in Japan for his celadon Seiji work, Song style celadon pottery. Isako had been initially trained in wheel-throwing by her father before she started working independently.As well:
After some years of on and off relationship with pottery, she started working on a full-time basis creating her own style of pottery. Her main focus is colored clay construction or Neriage which she originally took interest in 2008.
Isako continues to seek aesthetic recommendations and critique on her Neriage work from Sansei Suzuki.
She is the primary potter for Hermann-Suzuki Pottery.
Philip Hermann started pottery with pottery classes at potters' coop studio in Charlottetown, PEI in 2002. Since then, he has participated in various workshops and advanced classes over the years. He now mainly produces large and medium wheel-thrown pieces as well as handbuilt slab work, surface decoration and some Nerikomi work. Philip also takes part in production of commercial product lines as well as management of wholesale products. Philip is a part-time potter for Hermann-Suzuki Pottery as he holds a full-time job elsewhere.
Their contact information is:
Mailing Address:PO Box 726 Cornwall
PEI Canada
C0A 1H0
Shop location (summer) :
4740 Route 6 Oyster Bed Bridge, PEI
Tel: 902-621-2161
Our home studio will remain in Cornwall, PEI.
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