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the biggest salt shaker in the world! (I throw these off the hump, about 1/8 this size :) )

I think it’s fabulous…. The folks making snarky remarks have never worked with clay or at least never studied it.

What is this technique called? I’ve been looking for it everywhere

Il fait de belles céramiques, franchement rien d' exceptionnel plutôt facile

Clay ,ceramics makes a pottery

Ese man esta crackeado🤣

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Nice! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. May I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!

Thank you for this video! I would not have thought to do this technique

I really wanted to watch this but the moving camera is making me dizzy 🤢

It must be amazing to be there and watch this master ceramicist create a masterpiece right before your eyes!

LOCUUUURAAA 😍😍😍

Simply.....wowwww!

Fascinante técnica de resultado espectacular amé el talento de este maestro. Saludos cordiales desde Ecuador 🇪🇨

Brilliant! Thanks for the interesting technique.

Thanks, I really get it now.

He does some interesting things!

Interesting.

Easy fix. Get the repair parts kit on Amazon and change out the parts. $30.

Мастер-авангардист! ;))

زم

Very nice, having fun is so important and cool technique too. I will try it!

So glad I found this as I’d been on a workshop with Shozo at West Dean and its great to have a video of him . Many thanks.

I really like the Stodoys plans.

This is great, thank you for the video.

. my thought was: I have seen a lot of japaneese potters in action but this guy was either up too late the night before OR he is simply overrated!

Make it wooden with the help of the Woodglut instructions.

The beautiful piece of pure crap he just made, WITH HIS BARE HANDS GUYS! lol. Wtf

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I want more about Mike Dodd

I love potters that throw with confidence and just "man handle" the clay! :)

It's great to see that how much learning you can still get by just having fun with ceramics.

Wow... Just. Wow. She's truly a gifted potter.

Overrated.

Wtf is that shit?

He needs to get an electric wheel!

Ugh I

Bravo!!!!

I've tried this, but with a dark slip on a light stoneware clay body. Recently, I did it with sodium silicate added to the slip. I did not have a propane torch; so, I had to use a rather lukewarm old heat gun, which took a lot longer to dry the surface of the slip. But it ended up turning out beautifully with some very nice crackling on the surface with the light clay showing through the dark slip.

thank you very much. Its cool!

I wish I knew what he was saying at about 3:58 as he was reshaping the rim.

I really like how he hand trimmed the bottom.

I love this sort of texture - I wonder if he had any sodium silicate mixed into the white slip?

Thanks, I really enjoyed this demo - such an interesting technique and I loved the way he folded down the rim. I do wish I could understand what he was saying better, but just seeing it gives me enough info to get started trying to duplicate it to some extent.

What a beautiful texture!

Good👍👍

You could throw in rounds in class, moving each student along to the next wheel, after say cantering, just to make them time disciplined and also to discourage over identifying with a particular pot. I would like to learn in that way. They can also feel the difference between one persons throwing and another’s thus giving each other feed back. 😀

Very interesting texture - I will need to check out more examples of his finished work. One vase I've seen of his was wonderful.

C géant Peter rooke

Love the gasps at 3:03