Tuesday - Clay Share Kurinuki - Demonstration by Lucien Koonce Kurinuki - Carving out a shaped solid block clay to obtain interior spa...
KURINUKI love is a cliche and the rhymes are just a childish way to decompress your soul lets have sex and drink coffee in the cage of escaping cliches TRAD ...
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Tuesday - Clay Share The Japanese Tea-Bowl The Japanese Tea Bowl, drawings by Rob Flye During the past month of January and this mon...
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Pottery in Archaeology - For archaeologists, pottery can be both exciting and mundane. On the one hand, a particular piece of pottery might be...
Lisa Hammond ceramics monograph with essay by David Whiting and photographs by Jay Goldmark
When we were looking for Singapore-based makers for our open studio 2019, we turned to our favourite discovery app, Instagram, to cast a wider net for possible collaborations. The wonderful algorithm led us to New Zealander Carragh Amos who had just shifted to Singapore a couple of months prior! Her feed of wood-fired wares and kurinuki cups caught our attention as it was quite uncommon among the other local ceramicists.
Artist: Derek Au
The spouts of functional pouring vessels have to do two things: deliver well and hopefully look pleasing. Stint in either task and ya got problems, some less bothersome than others. And after my last post about the snub-spouted Cube Teapot, it might be manifestly simpler to say that functional spouts really have only […]
gorgeous collaboration between clementine dupré + i sabelle bonté .
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Shelly Art Deco saucer and cup 1930-1931 Seeking a new teaset : I’m currently in the market for some new teacups. The last one standing is shown below, the set lasting over 15 years. Their durability surprised me, you could barely feel the weight of the fine Japanese translucent porcelain when you lifted the Art Deco cup. It is getting promoted to the cabinet in recognition of its long service. I’ve had to avoid inviting anyone for a cuppa, as it would be slightly awkward having to share the same cup, or I could, shock
Gallery: Nerikomi on Ann Elliott Cutting Photography
