Throwing a spherical round Korean type pottery Vase on the wheel

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  • Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
  • I thought I'd have a go at making a round ball shaped vase after one of my subscribers sent me a photo of a Korean Pot that they had seen.
    This was a bit tricky and took me longer than my usual 5 minutes because you really need to collar the clay in the pot in from a wide position.
    Anyway for a first attempt I was quite pleased with the end result and the shape was quite nice.
    I'll be throwing a few more similar to this in the future.
    Apparently you can make them from porcelain and put a candle inside and they glow white,hence the name sometimes of a moon jar.

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  • @mrcook9721
    @mrcook9721 5 років тому +3

    Great to see you work, and to hear your Yorkshire Dales accent. I am also thankful that you are still posting videos. I can't wait to watch some more. I just started my journey into pottery. So, all your videos will be really useful!

  • @hensleythien3649
    @hensleythien3649 10 років тому +39

    For some reason I'm fascinated by pottery.

  • @clifforddalton3067
    @clifforddalton3067 4 роки тому +2

    Well done Dan, this type of pot is `far` more difficult than it looks to make.
    Thanks for the video :)

  • @marcozepp
    @marcozepp 12 років тому +2

    great video & a very cool pot. I've been trying to figure out how to get my bases alot narrower, and now I know! Thanks for that.

  • @credenza1
    @credenza1 12 років тому +2

    Beautiful vase. Thanks for demonstrating this. Cheers.

  • @Lindseystarborn
    @Lindseystarborn 12 років тому +1

    beautiful moon jar

  • @belle1967
    @belle1967 12 років тому +1

    Never saw anyone throw with a watch on, kind of funny....nice watch.

  • @julestia2
    @julestia2 5 років тому +52

    dude centered that in 2 seconds

  • @CrazyCamo
    @CrazyCamo 9 років тому +11

    Can't wait to have my dad teach me some things with clay! He and my mom used to have a little pottery company before they had to sell out because of us kids xD

  • @LakebayPottery
    @LakebayPottery 11 років тому +2

    You make it look so easy.
    love that shape.
    Greg

  • @captainsuperfly
    @captainsuperfly 12 років тому +1

    Brilliant work.Thank you for sharing.

  • @Mystic-Panda890
    @Mystic-Panda890 5 років тому

    I don't know why I have been watching these videos but I just find it fascinating.

  • @Zac400ex
    @Zac400ex 10 років тому

    Excellent. I need to practice a lot more to throw that fast and good. Thanks for sharing. You inspires one.

  • @doriecronin
    @doriecronin 12 років тому +1

    Thanks, love your work and appreciate your video!

  • @anchinurse312
    @anchinurse312 Рік тому

    I was surprised at how much water was used! ️💦
    It turned out that it was clearly different from Japanese pottery (soil used), but I learned a lot 🙏😊

  • @RosenkrantzG
    @RosenkrantzG 12 років тому +1

    Looks great, thanks for all the content, I've learnt a lot.

  • @rhyshalliday382
    @rhyshalliday382 3 роки тому

    Can’t believe 82 people clicked thumbs down for this. Mad skills

  • @kevinv1370
    @kevinv1370 10 років тому +3

    Wow very impressive! You sir are very fast and very good!

  • @dakotag7025
    @dakotag7025 11 років тому +1

    So beautiful!

  • @lovenit10
    @lovenit10 11 років тому +3

    Omg that was so cool to watch

  • @mgiar
    @mgiar 11 років тому +1

    make a cylinder. then put your hands on in as you would if you were pulling up the walls. bend the ends up your fingertips on the inside while supporting the outside and pushing out with your bent finger tips and you go up. and instead up pulling up, you pull in kind of a curve. best it can be explained through a comment haha

  • @melindahahungaria5678
    @melindahahungaria5678 9 років тому +7

    You are the best!!!

  • @marcuskirsch4128
    @marcuskirsch4128 2 роки тому

    Love your style dude

  • @shanna1950-2812
    @shanna1950-2812 12 років тому +1

    lovely!!

  • @julianguyen1400
    @julianguyen1400 6 років тому +13

    When he put his hand in and started to make it smaller and rounder
    I was like “ wtf just happened “

  • @rebeccasmith3231
    @rebeccasmith3231 11 років тому +1

    Yeah no shit! U r amazing to watch!

  • @tofu4life
    @tofu4life 7 років тому

    Dang! I'm in love with Pottery now!!!!

  • @sk8rgrlteen
    @sk8rgrlteen 5 років тому

    So cool subscribed!

  • @liagarden
    @liagarden 12 років тому +1

    Strong hands! I always have to get the clay too wet, or lock my elbows by my body and use my arms to apply pressure.

  • @chamman1998
    @chamman1998 12 років тому

    thanks so much!! im already glad you actually made one, i like the shape of yours, it sort of resembles the one in the picture but i like the figure of your better :) thanks again.

  • @hori6505
    @hori6505 11 років тому +1

    Hes awesome thats a pretty vase :)

  • @mgfmudpies
    @mgfmudpies 12 років тому +1

    this is hard to do. You did great

  • @alexxxddss
    @alexxxddss 12 років тому +1

    i love your work, its truly awesome :)

  • @laTerrineNYC
    @laTerrineNYC 12 років тому

    This one came out great!

  • @Gracepots
    @Gracepots 12 років тому

    Love that closed in form!

  • @joshhelm3479
    @joshhelm3479 7 років тому +8

    You should show us what your pottery looks like after being glazed. Bet it looks really cool

  • @ShyShyTheGem
    @ShyShyTheGem 10 років тому +7

    I love pottery

  • @Triharyanto1968
    @Triharyanto1968 4 роки тому

    Amazing.

  • @lucidlilly4246
    @lucidlilly4246 8 років тому +1

    beautiful! !

  • @romainiktis7313
    @romainiktis7313 4 роки тому

    J'adore votre travail

  • @antruong2985
    @antruong2985 7 років тому +1

    It's so very perfect

  • @TheFiown
    @TheFiown 6 років тому

    You sound like Sean Bean !!! great video thank you

  • @janekwon7347
    @janekwon7347 5 років тому

    i have a korean pot in my home that is pretty much the same shape and size. never thought about how difficult it might be to make something like that before.

  • @Ast0rea
    @Ast0rea 11 років тому

    Oh, nice... It's perfect!

  • @girasile2161
    @girasile2161 10 років тому +6

    Я,смотрела затаив дыхание...BRAVO!

  • @FionaGlitter
    @FionaGlitter 11 років тому

    Nice! I want to try pottery now

  • @ManalAbrar
    @ManalAbrar 12 років тому +1

    freeking awesome!!

  • @Ontwil
    @Ontwil 11 років тому

    actually it is because he pulls up so quickly, it causes unevenness in the thickness of the walls, but not so much as it compromises the structure of the vessel.

  • @NikkiNicMakeup
    @NikkiNicMakeup 10 років тому +1

    How did you push out the wall so much without it falling apart? You have very little clay on the bottom supporting the piece. I keep ending up with an egg shape. Any tips? Thanks!

  • @EMOTTYVILLE
    @EMOTTYVILLE 12 років тому

    me and Hazel enjoyed the moon jar!

  • @henyix
    @henyix 12 років тому

    Que hermoso.... simplemente bello..

  • @jacobcpeland7657
    @jacobcpeland7657 7 років тому +1

    your work inspires me... wish I had my own wheel

    • @ali99_82
      @ali99_82 7 років тому

      Jacob Cpeland its not that expensive,compared to a ps4 or xbox one

    • @jacobcpeland7657
      @jacobcpeland7657 7 років тому

      really... how much is it?

    • @jacobcpeland7657
      @jacobcpeland7657 7 років тому

      Thanks u rock

    • @KonnyP
      @KonnyP 6 років тому

      If there's a shop or store or something that you can access that has one of those mop buckets that you can pedal to spin, get that and then fix a plant pot base to it and voila! You have a wheel. That's what I'm doing!

  • @sweetpick1
    @sweetpick1 11 років тому

    That feels good to watch hehehe

  • @bganderson
    @bganderson 6 років тому +2

    How do you keep pot from collapsing with the amount of water you use? Amazing

  • @kavikrunner5510
    @kavikrunner5510 6 років тому

    Thank you for the tutorial.

  • @marciapatriceganeles-kisli4373
    @marciapatriceganeles-kisli4373 8 років тому +1

    Beautiful. I love the shape. How will you trim the bottom, or will you just leave it as it is?

  • @TheJojoaruba52
    @TheJojoaruba52 11 років тому

    Nice job...

  • @morganminecraftlegion9101
    @morganminecraftlegion9101 5 років тому

    Well-done.

  • @TheBroodingTom
    @TheBroodingTom 12 років тому

    I thoroughly enjoyed watching this... just found your channel and subbed. Man that looks so fun to do!! I wonder if I could use this method with polymer clay.. It gets very soft when baking, perhaps if I kept it a little thick.. hmmm. Now I want to do this!! lol

  • @alexisgiraldo1411
    @alexisgiraldo1411 11 років тому +2

    What kind of clay is being used?

  • @nicklomax3169
    @nicklomax3169 6 років тому

    Looks alright :)

  • @MmdLover97
    @MmdLover97 12 років тому

    How you manage to make a belly in the pot? Its So cool! Could you make a video explaining how to do that?

  • @janiawashere
    @janiawashere 11 років тому

    makes me wanna try pottery now :)

  • @screamingmimi90
    @screamingmimi90 4 роки тому

    ❤️

  • @shrutipatel6227
    @shrutipatel6227 6 років тому +4

    I'm very curious to know if you have added anything to this clay for bringing this stability bcoz for me it generally collapses.

  • @philipsangster7692
    @philipsangster7692 11 років тому

    Nice one

  • @kagomedarkprincess
    @kagomedarkprincess 11 років тому +1

    i never got it so round before collapsing

  • @Rebecca-gt7zd
    @Rebecca-gt7zd 10 років тому

    Thank you for your videos! I enjoy watching them. How many pounds was that to make that piece?

  • @patriciaromero3013
    @patriciaromero3013 8 років тому +1

    That is so amazing. Do you have a website?

  • @breakdanc3
    @breakdanc3 11 років тому +1

    while wearing a wrist watch >>?

  • @kianaowens6028
    @kianaowens6028 10 років тому

    Good

  • @robertweinmann3520
    @robertweinmann3520 7 років тому +2

    How much clay did you use? How many pounds?

  • @gracewong4225
    @gracewong4225 5 років тому +1

    4:41 middle finger!!!

  • @kilncoil8552
    @kilncoil8552 6 років тому +1

    Everytime I try to make one of these, the top begins to fall into the middle loosing the shape. What am I doing wrong? Is it too thin ?

    • @jeffstephenson6950
      @jeffstephenson6950 4 роки тому +1

      Too wet...too thin ....too fast ....take your time ...good luck‼️

  • @jbutterfieldd
    @jbutterfieldd 12 років тому

    do you have any artistic vases or bowls that you don't sell and you keep or put in a gallery?

  • @devilwithwings
    @devilwithwings 8 років тому +1

    what kind of clay is it?? soo much water lol

  • @sifouniospottery
    @sifouniospottery 11 років тому

    Hello guys.You can check other how to ceramic videos on this channel

  • @jacobcook6788
    @jacobcook6788 11 років тому +1

    also that looked like blood on the wheel of the potters wheel

  • @baileyslip
    @baileyslip 11 років тому +1

    Your a good thrower..But you could use more water... lol

  • @REEFDADDY2008
    @REEFDADDY2008 11 років тому

    me to :)

  • @Toomoo28
    @Toomoo28 11 років тому

    I like pottery idk where to do it

  • @petrhlavac1889
    @petrhlavac1889 6 років тому

    bravo potery wheel§

  • @alricasheppard2636
    @alricasheppard2636 11 років тому

    I'm trying to learn, it's so hard

  • @aproia95
    @aproia95 8 років тому

    What kind of potters wheel is that? Kind of looks like a skutt

  • @nrityaaatma
    @nrityaaatma 11 років тому

    Copolymer I really want to learn pottery

  • @caseyy0910
    @caseyy0910 11 років тому

    I want to do pottery

  • @stefaniaaio2814
    @stefaniaaio2814 11 років тому

    god for me

  • @jacobcook6788
    @jacobcook6788 11 років тому

    the water noise made me go to the bathroom BADLY!!!!!

  • @SemperFi22X
    @SemperFi22X 10 років тому

    The curve of your form could be so much cleaner if you were to use a rib instead of just pushing out with your finger. Otherwise, nice pot

  • @seversic
    @seversic 12 років тому

    @youdanxxx where are you from??

  • @ethanjack15
    @ethanjack15 10 років тому

    Dang it I thought pottery didn't involve a y more work like moping lol😞

  • @csengelaszlo3447
    @csengelaszlo3447 9 років тому

    Are you left or right handed?

    • @carsyntravis635
      @carsyntravis635 8 років тому +1

      +Csenge Laszlo This comment was a while ago and I don't know if you'll get this or care, but based on the way he throws the clay down on the wheel in the beginning of the video, I'm going to say left-handed. Imagine trying to throw clay in the "center" of a wheel with your non-dominant hand.

    • @sylasviper715
      @sylasviper715 8 років тому

      +Carsyn Travis
      Lol, i use my non-dominant hand to center the clay...

    • @carsyntravis635
      @carsyntravis635 8 років тому +1

      Oh, I meant that he literally throws the clay down onto the wheel, trying to hit it in the center. But now that I really look at it, he wears his watch on his left hand. The non-dominant hand wears the watch for MOST people.

  • @stevejpm1
    @stevejpm1 5 років тому

    now cut it down the middle with a wire and see how much clay is at the bottom

  • @kianaowens6028
    @kianaowens6028 10 років тому

    Ok

  • @pavlentos
    @pavlentos 4 роки тому

    Why do you use so much water? too much...

    • @davezad
      @davezad Рік тому

      In another video he mentions that the clay he uses is sourced locally in the UK, and for whatever reason it can accept more water without losing plasticity. However, I agree with you. It is best to throw with less water and by using ribs more often for shaping instead of water.

  • @erinweingarten
    @erinweingarten 12 років тому

    why is your name
    you
    dan
    xxx
    just wondering?

  • @Esther-sd5gj
    @Esther-sd5gj 6 років тому

    Hay

  • @havashemer6772
    @havashemer6772 8 років тому

    מעניין מאוד מי שמתעסק בכיור בחמר מכל מקום יש שיטות שונות וכל שיטה מבורכת ומוסיפה ליידע בתחום הזה

  • @jacobcook6788
    @jacobcook6788 11 років тому

    bad idea to wear a watch while making pottery. just a life lesson for the future

  • @saimakausar9837
    @saimakausar9837 11 років тому

    No top comment............... CHEESE