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Jay Cryderman Penticton Studio Pottery Vase with Petroglyph-Style Figure

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Jay Cryderman Penticton Studio Pottery Vase with Petroglyph-Style Figure
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Glazed stoneware vase by Canadian studio potter Jay Cryderman, with a tall rounded cylindrical form, rolled rim, and speckled taupe surface. The front is decorated in brown with an incised stylized anthropomorphic petroglyph-style figure. The base is signed "Jay Cryderman" and marked "PENTICTON." The interior has a dark gray-green glaze, with brown accenting at the rim. Visible inscription is translated as "Jay Cryderman; Penticton".

ARTIST / CREATOR BIOGRAPHY
Jay Cryderman was a Canadian studio potter closely associated with Penticton, British Columbia. The Government of Canada's Artists in Canada database identifies pottery as his field and links him with Penticton, while the BC Ceramic Marks Registry records the city as his studio location. Cryderman became an influential figure in the Penticton-area ceramics community. His pottery was particularly known locally as a choice for wedding and anniversary gifts. The Ceramic Marks Registry notes his use of daisies and mid-century motifs, together with the craftsmanship and attention to detail that characterized his work. His contribution extended beyond his own studio practice. Cryderman taught pottery in the old Shatford Building at Penticton High School during the late 1960s and early 1970s, helping introduce community members to wheel-thrown ceramics. At least one of his students later became a founding member of the Penticton Pottery Guild. His functional and decorative stoneware, often finished in earthy glazes and marked with his name and Penticton location, remains connected to the development of studio pottery in British Columbia's Okanagan region.

Maker: Jay Cryderman
Origin: Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Material: Glazed stoneware
Decoration: Incised anthropomorphic petroglyph-style figure
Marks: Signed "Jay Cryderman"; marked "PENTICTON"
Condition: As pictured.
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