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After studying in Old Montreal at the Centre de Céramique Bonsecours and apprenticing with well known potters such as Stanley Lake & Louise Bousquet, Robin Badger & Robert Chartier opened the Down to Earth Pottery studio in 1995. |
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© Terre à Terre / Down to Earth 2007-08 all rights reserved
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Situated on a 100 acre family farm in the mountains of the Eastern Townships, the studio is an oasis of peace and tranquillity in today’s busy world. Made up of two potters who met and fell in love in pottery school, the studio showcases the work of both of these very different clay artists.
