EARLY FRANK WILLETT STONEWARE WEED POT GIFT with a slightly cinch-waisted cylinder

with a slightly cinch-waisted cylinder shape and a bright

probably painted in the 1970s

Designer – DON SHEPHERD (1930-2002)

Schäffenacker moved his workshop and family to the district of Böfingen in Ulm

orange-on-black

EARLY FRANK WILLETT STONEWARE WEED POT GIFT with a slightly cinch-waisted cylinderA large and early stoneware weed pot by Santa Fe artist Frank Willett. It presumably depicts the original three muses of ancient greek mythology; one born from the movement of water, another who makes sound by striking the air, and a third who is embodied only in the human voice. They were called Melete or 'Practice', Mneme or 'Memory', and Aoide or 'Song.' FRANK WILLETT's work in high fired porcelain and stoneware is widely known and respected in the