Making a Nebula Bowl from start to finish [陶芸] 星雲ボウルを作る

Making a 'Nebula' bowl, a cylinder shape stoneware ceramic bowl from start to finish. This video shows the complete process of throwing, trimming, bisque firing, glazing, and glaze firing.
[陶芸] 星雲ボウルを作ります。電動ろくろでの成形から、削り、素焼き、釉薬掛け、焼成のプロセスを手順を追ってご紹介します。
Website: www.erenarmitage.com
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[@emilyli6573]

its so pretty and delicate! I wish to be a skilled potter like you

[@00nus00]

pure form, natural elegance 🌸 loove 🫶🏻✨

[@AngelavengerL]

This was very relaxing to watch. Thankyou.

[@user-wm9rr5uo8l]

素晴らしいですね👍陶器✖️宇宙。いつか絵蓮さんの作る花器に花を生けてみたいです。

[@erenarmitage]

ありがとうございます😊いつか日本でも個展したいなと思っているので、そのときはぜひ！私も作品に花が生けられているところを見てみたいです。

[@associationar-terre5473]

great glazes!

[@samuelgerber8699]

beautiful

[@sabihataskin7458]

Beautiful. Would love to know the glaze details.

[@erenarmitage]

Thank you! They are the combination of stoneware cone 6-8 glazes :)

[@leticiaamadamendez1140]

Me encantooo😊

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

You can remove the runs by sanding or using a sharp knife. Brush it away. ❤

[@evelynzinnauer348]

Love the glaze work.
What glazes did you use on these bowls.
Thanks for sharing

[@erenarmitage]

Thank you! They are the combination of stoneware cone 6-8 glazes :)

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

Please advise on Glaze Techniques

[@user-hc2st7go8p]

아름다운 예술을 보여주셔서 감사합나다

[@elizahorsten4436]

😍 prachtig

[@karengitlin1426]

love! Which stoneware glazes did you use?

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

❤

[@dongliang2774]

I’m so curious about where to buy the centering tool! Anyone can help? Thanks

[@erenarmitage]

I use giffin grip:)

[@candybenteu8717]

I love my Giffen Grip, but I also noticed that Temu was selling some similar models for much less. Have no idea of the quality, though.

[@YotamGuttman]

9:52 wait what? your glaze firing takes just one day??

[@erenarmitage]

It’s more like a day and half but yes. When I fire them in the morning, the kiln usually reaches the temperature at the same night. Then I take them out the following day, usually late afternoon when it’s cool down.

[@YotamGuttman]

@@erenarmitage wow sounds very efficient! I've only got experience in community studios where a standard glaze firing cycle would take 72 hours.