These are some of the pots that came out of last weekend's woodfiring at EMU, our first "solo" firing. We
tried several experiments and learned a lot. My pots are first, Patrick Green and Jonathan Smigel's next. (I
get top billing because it's MY website, so there.) Click on any image for a closer look. These are quickly
shot, email sized pix... I think a few of these deserve a professional backdrop, glare-free lighting and a
decent photo, but this is that best I could do on short notice!
tried several experiments and learned a lot. My pots are first, Patrick Green and Jonathan Smigel's next. (I
get top billing because it's MY website, so there.) Click on any image for a closer look. These are quickly
shot, email sized pix... I think a few of these deserve a professional backdrop, glare-free lighting and a
decent photo, but this is that best I could do on short notice!
This little ewer was fired on its side with another little ewer perched
on top of it. See the footprints? Still a chunk of wadding waiting to
be ground off... Groovy drip, eh?
on top of it. See the footprints? Still a chunk of wadding waiting to
be ground off... Groovy drip, eh?
Below is a juicy little
ewer. Temmoku on the
top section took an ash
blast and ran down the
side. Dipstick-style
stopper.
ewer. Temmoku on the
top section took an ash
blast and ran down the
side. Dipstick-style
stopper.
Patrick calls the one on the right "the
mouse".
mouse".
Same
ewer, two
views.
Waxy
white liner
glaze
speckled
by ash.
The one
on the left
shows the
ash
blasted
side.
ewer, two
views.
Waxy
white liner
glaze
speckled
by ash.
The one
on the left
shows the
ash
blasted
side.
Faceted teapot
