Did it from wild collected clay. Filtered, added temper, left to dry. Spent all day making the pot to the best extent that I can. (No prev. experience)
Going to fire in 2 weeks, hope it doesn't crack
by kayawva
Did it from wild collected clay. Filtered, added temper, left to dry. Spent all day making the pot to the best extent that I can. (No prev. experience)
Going to fire in 2 weeks, hope it doesn't crack
by kayawva
8 Comments
It’s rugged, I like it
r/Bonsai_Pottery
Once you start throwing pottery or creating slab built stuff, you realize very quickly why pots cost a lot.
Need feet
Great looking pot honestly. Wild clay can take some trial and error when firing so I hope it works out for you
At first I thought this was my picture! It looks a lot like the one I made.
I know the feeling. A few years back I bought a couple kilns and tried my hand at it. Wayyy too much of a time investment. I sold the kilns. There is probably a reason people are usually either good at pottery or bonsai and not both.
That’s why this guy is fun to watch.
https://youtu.be/uZGFTmK6Yk4?si=hCT03vOkHEu7dVpL
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