Johnny Arvizu walks us through making a pitcher, including clay body selection, the importance of flashing slips, and throwing techniques, while highlighting the unpredictability and surprises inherent in the soda-firing process.
Here is a virtual tour of the exhibition that I'm currently having at Haus in Chicago through May 6. It is a body of work that I have been working on for months, and had in my head for the last year or so. It is really excited to have the group of work finished and exhibited together. Click on a
A double walled, soda fired teapot with an oribe glaze.
Ian Bassett shares how, after refining the aesthetic he wanted to achieve, he experimented with different clays, application techniques for flashing slips, and procedures for adding soda to the kiln.
pitcher, soda fired | JIMMY EDDINGS
Jimmie Eddings, Artist and Gallery Owner working from Algoma, WI, covered-jar
approx. 13.25″ diameter, 1.75″ tall
Jimmy Eddings
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Making quality handmade pottery in Asheville, NC since 2002. His studio+gallery is a must-see when visiting Asheville.
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Article from Tumblr : Millpond Pottery : Soda fired faceted Pitcher
Charity Davis-Woodard Cup wheel-thrown porcelain, soda fired (4.25 x 4.75 inches) CUP 062 $55 SOLD Statement: One reason potters...
Soda Fired Tea/ Bourbon Bowl
Gary Jackson: Fire When Ready Pottery
This Fine Art Ceramics item by DebbyGlickmanPottery has 7 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from Israel. Listed on Sep 10, 2022
Matthew Hyleck is masterful in his application of Shino , essentially working with a family of glazes derived from the American Shino which was adapted from the traditional Japanese Raku glaze.
Porcelain, wheel thrown, soda fired.
