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VIDEO: New London pottery sculpture revealed in show of sparks and fire

In a cascade of fire and sparks, a 3,000 pound clay structure of a church steeple that reached 2,000 degree Farenheit during a four-day wood firing, was unveiled Saturday night along the Middle Fork of the Crow River in downtown New London.

2025107+Fire Sculpture -1.jpg — In a cascade of fire and sparks, a 3,000 pound clay structure of a church steeple that reached 2,000 degree Farenheit during a four-day wood firing, was unveiled Saturday night along the Middle Fork of the Crow River in downtown New London.

By Carolyn Lange

September 21, 2015 at 12:02 PM

In a cascade of fire and sparks, a 3,000 pound clay structure of a church steeple that reached 2,000 degree Farenheit during a four-day wood firing, was unveiled Saturday night along the Middle Fork of the Crow River in downtown New London.

By Carolyn Lange

Carolyn Lange is a features writer at the West Central Tribune. She can be reached at clange@wctrib.com or 320-894-9750