Frank Kara is a potter and percussionist whose work dances between sound and form. Known for his signature bells and ceremonial vessels, Frank blends Asian-inspired aesthetics with the raw energy of raku and wood-fired traditions. His pieces—whether a Japanese-style tea bowl, an Udu drum, or a sculptural bell—carry rhythm, balance, and a sense of quiet celebration.

Raised in a family of artists, Frank first discovered clay in high school and never let go of the creative freedom it offered. Later, at Berklee College of Music, his passion for percussion deepened, sparking a lifelong exploration of how sound and shape connect. That journey led him back to clay, where he began crafting drums he could play and bells that sing.

Today, Frank’s work reflects decades of artistry and experimentation. Each piece is a conversation between earth, fire, and sound—a fusion of craft and spirit meant to be touched, heard, and cherished.