@pottery.mm You can see through her

@rebeccamorrisceramics Making a circle vase on the potters wheel

@abe_haruya Faceting. Moist and slightly soft. The sound differs depending on the hardness and dryness.

@limyanskystudios ✨Fail✨ I knew pretty early on that this piece was not going to make it- so I figured why not push it to its limits! I thought I had a cool save but I was wrong 😂

@montenegro_ceramics 🔥

@srhceramics Dreaming of the forest 🍂🍄

@booboo.clay New year, new ideas ✨🖤

Reposted from @adamfieldpottery ✨🍯✨ A look at the Onggi process from a recent project. They usually don’t have a hole in the bottom but the project called for it. I’ll be posting more about it in the coming weeks! • •

calming (ASMR) ceramic making process of mystic dish by @karoundauguste ! 🙈😘💚 Credit 📷💚 @karoundauguste visit their page and support 💕 #sculpture #handmadeceramics #handmade #design #porcelain #wheelthrown #art #stoneware #contemporaryceramics #ceramicartist #homedecor #ceramics #pottersofinstagram #potterylove #instapottery #ceramique #craft #ceramicsculpture #interiordesign #glaze #keramik #ceramicstudio #ceramicart #ceramica #tableware #clay

My studio assistant Brooke fine-tuning my latest piece. check out the link in my bio to find out about classes coming up in January and March 2022. Reposted from @stephen.procter.studios #pottery #ceramics #pottersofinstagram  #potterywheel #handmadepottery #studiopottery #keramic #functionalceramics #céramique #wheelthrownpottery #potterytools #ceramicartist #cone10 #potterystudio #functionalceramics #wheelthrowing #potterymaking  #designermaker #cone6 #potterylove #lovetheleaguenh #leagueofnhcraftsmen #bigpots #gobig #wheelthrownpottery

Reposted from @tortus Proof is in the cutting. Showing my students at @gbclayhousepasadena how the clay is distributed in the walls of my demo vessels.🐢

Reposted from oldforgecreations Throwing a Drip Catcher with 100g of clay. I'd use this size for a mug or small planter, and they protect the shelves from glaze drips. The process is really simple. Quickly centre the clay and squash it into a small thin plate. Then open up the middle down to the batt and use that clay to raise a band of clay. This is what the mug will sit on. I raise the outer rim slightly too, it makes them easier to move around inside the kiln. There's no need to make them like this, flat scraps of clay will also work, but there are advantages to making them like this. The raised center gives a little extra space for drips to form without sticking. The gap in the middle allows heat to transfer better than a solid base would. The rim makes them easier to handle and would catch more glaze if needed. I have a more in depth video about them on YouTube, and covered a few other points in yesterday's post. #pottery #clay #ceramic #ceramics #handmade #handmadeuk #handmadepottery #glaze #cone6 #wheelthrown #wheelthrowing #potteryvideo #satisfyingvideo #oddlysatisfying #satisfying #oldforgecreations