Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Shino yunomi




Here are a few yunomi that came out of the last firing, it's the typical wood ash on shino, a nice reliable combination. These and small bowls and cups are the real backbone of the firing. They pay for wood and clay etc. There is a storm headed this way today... so better get to it. Maybe 1-2 feet of snow and 20-60 MPH, we shall see if they are right about this. Make good pots!
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8 comments:

Jerry said...

Fantastic!!

8:50 AM
Hollis Engley said...

Lovely and simple pots there, Craig. Good luck with the snow.

9:27 AM
Craig Edwards said...

Thanks Jerry and Hollis! I used a rib that I picked up in Korea and was knocking around in my toolbox for a couple of years, and the kiln did the rest.
The snow is starting to come down now.. fine sugary snow. Plenty of firewood and marshmallows for the hot chocolate.

3:03 PM
Linda Starr said...

Great yunomi and shinos, stay warm and be careful and happy holidays to you.

8:17 PM
Amy said...

Yunomis are my favorite form. Please send some snow to Charlotte, NC. Merry Christmas!

9:47 PM
Doug said...

Very nice flashing & ash - a lot of good pots! Looks like we did not get quite as much snow as predicted, but it's beautiful out none the less.

8:52 PM
klineola said...

I love the colors and softness of the fire on the pots. Well done.

10:12 PM
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3:10 AM

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