Ross Adams
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Info@nitju.com      www.nitju.com Ross Adams started off working as a landscaper in California where he developed an appreciation for Eastern (as in Pacific Rim, not US) aesthetics. He moved to Pennsylvania in 1975 to do graduate work and in the 80's got seriously into bonsai.  The late 90's brought an intro to making his own pots.   Together with Nate Knott, and Jason Bloom, he started Nitju Clayworks.  Nate followed his heart back to Nebraska, Jason has turned his focus on his functional pottery business, Halfmoon Pottery, and Ross is still at the pots and his bonsai trees. He is "still a student of bonsai & clay."
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