Follow my instruction, I am sure you will be someday. From my newly uploaded videos starting from 505, I am starting over again from the basic with more detail and better cameras and angles.
Thank you so much for all your incredibly beautiful and educational videos! I am having trouble with consistent drying and knowing when the clay is the right consistency to trim or apply handles and whatnot. Any advice? I am sure many of us would love to see how you dry your pieces and how your workstation is set up. Thank you again!
Really appreciate this video! I've made 3 of these but did it in 2 parts, making the well and putting on the jar. I'll definitely give this a try. Thanks!
What does it take to be considered a master potter? I've been throwing for about 10 years and I am now a production potter for a company, I've thrown around 120,000 pieces and I don't consider myself anywhere close to a master potter.
Pay attention to the every detail of the pots you are making. I always think of my work what the people will think of hundreds or even thousands years later.
It would need a good thick coat of glaze with no crazing or cracking. Test your glaze and clay body for a good fit with a test tile. I had a custom chalice ruined because I tried a new commercial glaze that crazed.
just a note for anyone attempting this, the inner lip needs to be taller than the outer lip on the waterwell or the water will get into the jar
Thank you for your amazing videos. We are all so lucky that you share your skill for free on UA-cam. What a generous gift.
You have made the last few weeks a little bit brighter with your wonderful videos. Thank you.
i love the new two angle shots!!
I love the split screen video. Thank you.
I admire your talent. I´m only starting to learn how to throw. Thank you for making this video!
It's not talent, it's a skill. One that can be learned by anyone willing to put in the time and effort.
Wow! I had been hoping that you’d teach us how to make pickling crock for 泡菜!!! Did you read my mind? 😀
Absolutely beautiful to watch you create this jar! Mesmerizing
amazing! I've never done pottery before but I want to try. Maybe one day I can make this too.
Follow my instruction, I am sure you will be someday. From my newly uploaded videos starting from 505, I am starting over again from the basic with more detail and better cameras and angles.
Thank you so much for all your incredibly beautiful and educational videos! I am having trouble with consistent drying and knowing when the clay is the right consistency to trim or apply handles and whatnot. Any advice? I am sure many of us would love to see how you dry your pieces and how your workstation is set up. Thank you again!
Gorgeous pot and wonderful instruction, thanks for your video.
You are welcome !
Really appreciate this video! I've made 3 of these but did it in 2 parts, making the well and putting on the jar. I'll definitely give this a try. Thanks!
Beautiful work as always. Thanks for sharing!
What does it take to be considered a master potter? I've been throwing for about 10 years and I am now a production potter for a company, I've thrown around 120,000 pieces and I don't consider myself anywhere close to a master potter.
Pay attention to the every detail of the pots you are making. I always think of my work what the people will think of hundreds or even thousands years later.
A very elegant crock!
Thanks for the wonderful instruction.
You are welcome
Thank you for this video…I’m practicing!
Thank you so much for did my request 🥰🤗
Since the contents would be really acid, would you need a special sort of glaze for it?
No need.
It would need a good thick coat of glaze with no crazing or cracking. Test your glaze and clay body for a good fit with a test tile. I had a custom chalice ruined because I tried a new commercial glaze that crazed.
This is amazing!!! How many pounds of clay is the body of the pot?
I mentioned it @10:46, 5 Lb
@@hsinchuen thank you!!!!!
Out of curiosity, what was the starting weight of clay for a vessel this size?
Nevermind, at the 10:50 mark you mention the body is 5# and the lid is 1.5#
Magnifique houaaaa
How tall is the body part of the jar?
6 1/2”
what type of clay is this? I find the clay I use can't support that kind of overhang
Porcelain
Wow I have a hard time throwing porcelain. I guess throwing a bit stiffer clay would help
DragonBruh I put this on for my cat to hear, the cat went insane in a simple description, started looking around and scratching furniture.!!!~
helloo.........
Beginners don’t know what the hell you’re talking about