Musette Young has been involved in clay and ceramics for over twenty-three years.  Musette maintains a production line of stoneware and raku pottery, selling to both retail and wholesale markets, since 1984.

Her ceramic training includes taking classes at the Rhode Island School of Design, and studying with such potters as Ken Ferguson, Victor Babu, Biz Littell, and Paul Soldner.

Musette has been teaching wheel- throwing/slab building with clay since 1987.  She also added teaching ceramic decorative techniques, along with raku and horsehair firing to her resume in 1998, and has been teaching these ever since.   Musette has taught in Nevada, Colorado, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Florida, and Australia.

Musette has been a Duncan Ambassador since 2000.  She has published solely/jointly nine magazine articles in Popular Ceramics, between 2000 and 2003.

Musette is a certified ICA judge, and has been judging ceramic shows in various areas of the country since 1999.

Musette's love of ceramics is summed up best by John Cheevers: "Art is the triumph over Chaos." This is nowhere more true than taking a bucket of mud and producing something lasting, beautiful, and even functional.

She comes to the CFE Team with a great talent and knowledge.  She is involved with our Raku development along with Production Ware development and other projects.