Some more abstracts

 

yet more bowls :)

Spanish brown clay, transparent glaze and sprinkled copper oxide powder

German white clay, this piece in a little heavy, since its thicker then the other two.

because of the white clay, the green coloring of the copper oxide came out very nice.

some rice bowls

usually i use copper oxide in its powder form. but on this one, i took a wire from an electric cable

 

for these two, i used the powder. first to fill a grove and the other as a sprinkle

Tea pots, after glazing

 

here are some of the tea pots i’ve made lately, of brown Spanish clay, transparent glaze and copper oxide.

 

(that's my kid, in the background, helping me with the red leafs.. :)

 

 

 

Two new abstracts

Sydney harbor - Panorama

(taken April 2009)

Japanese flower arrangement bowls

i made these two items after i saw some Japanese items (i love Japanese pottery)

a batch of bowls

these are some pictures of my latest batch, i just took out of the kiln.

1:

Spanish red clay with embedded copper oxide, transparent glaze

2:

  German off white clay, engraving filled with copper oxide, transparent glaze only on the inside. the vesicle was posted up side down in the kiln, so the excess copper oxide dripped to what seems to be upwards

3:

German black clay, with pedestals.  fire-yellow glaze, only on the inside of the vesicle.

4:

German white clay, with a thick layer of copper oxide on the diameter, transparent glaze.

Tea Pots in the making

These are a couple of tea pots I've made lately

they are both from red clay, structured by two spheres that were merged together.

each took me 3 hours to make, but i enjoyed every minute.

December08