Nerikomi (Neriage) ( Video 35 in my FREE Online Glaze course)

This is a short video on the Poor Potters Nerikomi/Neriage. I am showing this because it is a good illustration of the application of principles. Using various scrap clay bodies to make colored slabs and constructing cups with a clear glaze without pinholes. thanks to Bev Haley for the inspiration and technique.
Here is her site: www.clayandcame...

[@jedwilliams6410]

Thanks for another great video, John. Even though I know most of the material you covered, it's a fantastic refresher, and there is always some new bit I hadn't thought about before. Every time!

[@cabbagerolls]

Thanks John - I do a lot of Nerikomi with mixed clay bodies and have been on a pinhole journey... cant wait to try this out.

[@gregelston8926]

I always wonder and anticipate how many we are to make “for tomorrow”

[@elanlange5320]

thanks so much John!

[@crissal6241]

Me encanta, gracias ❤

[@bevhaley7718]

Thank you John. Great video. I am definitely going to adjust my firing for plates.

[@johnbritt5448]

You’re welcome 😂

[@balaansre]

How do you do controlled cooling like 500 degrees per hour?
I don't think my kiln has a feature like that.

[@johnbrittpottery]

It is the kiln with digital controllers. Manuals kilns can do it if you have a pyrometer.

[@balaansre]

@johnbrittpottery Thank you, sir. Ours is a Nabertherm Top 80 electric kiln. My mind just couldn't grasp how controlled cooling like 500 degrees per hr would be possible, since our kiln doesn't have a fan or something to help cooling faster inside.

[@johnbrittpottery]

You can just have it naturally cool to 1900 F...I used to say 999...butvit caused an error code so I say 500F

[@johnbritt5448]

COOL NAME BROTHER❤😂😂

[@johnbrittpottery]

Yo daddy???

[@crissal6241]

Me encanta, gracias ❤