Throwing Handmade Pouring Vessels - Making Pottery from Beginning to End

This week I'm showing how one of these pourers are made from beginning to end. It's a long process with many steps and this narrated film should detail every process shown. These shapes are new to my range of handmade pottery, thrown with stoneware on the potter's wheel, then glazed and reduction fired, it's worth waiting until the end to see how they pour! Thanks for watching!
How I clean the bases of my fired pots: • How I Finish the Bases...
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
0:20 - Throwing the body
3:22 - Throwing the spouts
6:00 - Trimming the body
9:11 - Attaching the spout
12:28 - Packing the electric kiln for a bisque firing to 1000ºc
14:02 - Bonus dog content
14:12 - Waxing the bases of the pots
15:00 - Glazing the pots
17:23 - Cleaning up the glazed wares
19:05 - Packing the gas kiln
20:20 - Reduction firing the gas kiln to 1290ºc
22:53 - Unpacking the final pieces!
23:40 - BEFORE AND AFTER of the kiln load
24:45 - Cleaning the base of each pot
25:11 - POUR TEST!
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