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I have a couple times. More as an experiment. It was a couple years ago

5.5x3.5x2”

A few fresh out of the kiln

Great post! How do you flip large pots. Even 2 pieces of foam board and a 26” pot is tough on arms.

I think in pottery anyone can throw some clay together and call it a “bonsai pot,” but to do it well is a different story. I am not saying I am doing it well, but I keep trying to challenge myself to keep myself entertained. I have waited a few years to take on a bag pot. I have been talking...

“Red rock”. I like this one, I need some bits on the right side. I am just going to let it grow this year

#2- it really isn’t interesting, I didn’t repot this year. I probably will take one of the lowest buds and make that the new sacrifice and grow the tree off it. Or keep it small and throw it over a rock in a couple years

This tree has slowly declined. I believe it was due to lack of vigor due to never letting it grow to gain energy, constantly candle pruning and poor soil. I made the decision to repot it in straight pumice in a pot that is a little larger than what it was in. There was minimal roots and lots of...

Had some dieback. They have been neglected in my grow area but hopefully I can give them more attention now. Not sure if they will last, I don’t like the lack of taper and don’t really want to invest in growing the taper.

I have been working with a red clay and this one I didn’t bisque fire, I went straight to cone 5. I am not sure if it’s the firing or the light burnishing. But I love the darkness the kiln left

The photo is. The overall dimension was after firing.

26x5” I made for @Cajunrider. A few photos and how tight it was in the kiln

I have used the blue glaze before but not on this clay. I like how dark it is. I’ll have to make some more

16x11x3”

A couple more pots