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| The nice orange/brown "dot" on the rim comes from a peace of seaweed that I put on the side of the pot. It became a nice glassy glaze that I will continue experiment with. |
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| Detail. |
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| From this angle it really shows the nice effects from fire, heat and ashes in the glaze! |
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| Some nicely carved feet on that one =) |
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| I love the glaze on this one. |
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| The glazeeffect on the right side is also from seaweed that i put on the pot. |
The last four pots is from my latest firing in the electric kiln. Slightly larger pots around 25- 35 cm wide.
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| Nice glaze on this oval... Too bad it got a bit warped in the firing. |
Really beautiful pots! I like to think warping is a sign of trees weight. At least that is my theory, and I stick to it. I have been trying to use black clay bodies lately, and they seem to warp when burnt to vitrification.
SvaraRaderaLegs are difficult, you make really nice ones.
Thank you Jani. I saw your blog, and i am impressed by your homemade kickwheel. You have nice pots aswell =)
SvaraRadera