Teapots have been around for a very long time. And there are many, many, many different styles of teapots. According to wikipedia.org, ” The teapot was invented in China during the Yuan Dynasty. It was probably derived from ceramic kettles and wine pots, which were made of bronze and other metals and were a feature…
Author: Katrina Frigeri
Writer, word nerd, hippie, and process junkie extraordinaire, I started working for an international software company in 2004 and worked my way up the ranks into an exciting and ever-challenging role as a UX Content Specialist under the product development organization. I used to write user guides, product release notes, in-product content (micro-copy), and product help specifically for several software programs specializing in HR and payroll. Now I work with risk management software and develop training in addition to user guides, release notes, help sites, and micro-copy.
In my free time, I explore the lush landscapes of my home, Florida; I love the beaches, fresh-water springs, mangrove jungles, and coastal keys—for swimming, walking, canoeing, or whatever. I'm a weekend potter, specializing in wheel-thrown, cobalt-painted functional pieces (bowls, plates, vases, cups). I love to bake and cook. I play several instruments (piano, a little guitar, ukulele, accordion, bamboo flute, xylophone). And I love to travel—whenever and wherever possible.
I am inspired by human connection while living and breathing creativity.
My name is Katrina and I am a potter
Pottery is something really special, I think everyone can agree with this. I’ve been making pottery for eighteen years now. I started in 2001 when I first moved to Florida, at a little city-operated public studio in Orlando. But I remember falling in love with clay when I was a small child roaming the hills and…