The kiln gods have been kind...for the most part.

[Gsquared]

This summer was productive in the pot making Dept. Tried out some new ideas and some interpretations of classic styles.


Sorry, that last dragon cascade I’m keeping. For now at least. . .

 

[W3rk]

That first one in the light blue has a great looking glaze, and that center decoration is a cool and interesting detail. Nice work.

 

[Housguy]

Very nice pots!!

 

[Gsquared]

Here’s some highlights from the most recent firing. Been experimenting with agate ware, which is decoration from combining different colored clays in s single slab. The first cascade pot is my favorite agate ware piece so far. It is a technique that you don’t see very often. 10”



The mushroom basket design is inlayed into the wall of the pot. 16.5”



Impressed seals for a more rugged deciduous tree. 15” ish.



A rugged brutalist style cascade, pentagonal. 10” or so.



This is my first suiban. It has a gorgeous purple blue glaze inside and a rustic red iron wash on the outside. Wet clay = 19” Dry =18.25” Bisque =18” Final firing =17.5”. Whew, just under the kiln shelf 18” size limit.



Another big mokko pot. 16”



And two little kusamono pots.



PM me if you see something you’re interested in.

 

[Warpig]

Wow all vary nice PM sent.

 

[parhamr]

Daaaang

I wish I had been available to browse your wares at the BSOP meeting when you first laid them out. There were some that looked amazing from quick glance and I see some here I’m fond of

I hope you’re selling at the October meeting!

 

[Gsquared]

Daaaang

I wish I had been available to browse your wares at the BSOP meeting when you first laid them out. There were some that looked amazing from quick glance and I see some here I’m fond of

I hope you’re selling at the October meeting!

Yep, that’s the plan! See you at the October meeting.