Making tea bowls [Part 4] Applying white slip - Mishima Pottery Technique

I am a professional potter from Saga, Japan.
My specialty is Karatsu style "Mishima" technique.
I made a series of videos documenting how I make matcha tea bowls.
In part 4, I am showing how I apply white slip to the bowls I trimmed and stamped in part 3.
I hope you will enjoy watching.
Part 1: Mixing Clay & Spiral Wedging
• 抹茶椀をつくる① - 土合わせと土練り - 陶芸
Part 2: Throwing the clay with a kick wheel
• 抹茶碗をつくる② ‐ ろくろ成形 - 陶芸
Part 3: Trimming and Inlays
• 抹茶椀をつくる③ - 印花と削り - 陶芸
Part 4: Applying white slip
• 抹茶椀をつくる④ -白化粧を施す - 陶芸
Part 5: Glazing
• 抹茶椀をつくる⑤ - 釉薬をかける - 陶芸
Part 6: Firing
• 抹茶椀をつくる⑥ - 窯入れ・窯出し - 陶芸
Part 7: Applying gold lustre
• 抹茶碗をつくる⑦ - 金彩と仕上げ - 陶芸
Website: www.watajima.com
Instagram: / yasuhiro_watajima

[@user-bk7ln5oo4u]

千葉県で陶芸をやってみます髙槁です。差し支えなければ、印花の制作を紹介して戴ければ有り難いです。宜しくお願いいたします。😄

[@WatajimaPottery]

ご視聴ありがとうございます。
印花の制作も、紹介できればと思っております。コメントありがとうございます！

[@knightclan4]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience

[@mazaree]

thank you for sharing your techniques x

[@clairebradbury11]

Thank you. It's a lovely bowl. Is the clay completely dry when you put the first layer of slip on?

[@WatajimaPottery]

Thank you. I apply slip when the bowl is half dried because when it's too dry, the slips came off easily.

[@2shivika]

Where do you get the white slip from..

[@WatajimaPottery]

I get the materials(white clays) from local material shops and mix them together by myself.