Discover the characterful kurinuki hand-forming carving technique. Discover the power of reduction, where a solid block of clay is gradually transformed by removing material. The result? Unique, robust objects with a rough, natural appearance that clearly reveal the maker’s handiwork.
Rhythmic structures in ceramics: repetition that brings tranquility. Discover how recurring patterns, lines and shapes not only create a visual cadence, but also evoke a sense of harmony and stillness. Rhythm in clay invites you to look as well as feel. A subtle dance of form and repetition.
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Those who want more colour in their ceramics have a lot of options. Two of these are oxides and pigments.
What is the difference between oxides and pigments? Read More »
Your latest creation is all done. Congrats! You’ve made this with your own two hands. And now the question is: did you sign it yet?
What methods are there to sign your work? Read More »
A unique technique for applying glaze to your bisque work is by blowing bubbles of glaze with soapy suds.
What is bubble glaze? Read More »
Following the motto ‘it doesn’t always have to be a bowl’, have you ever made a spoon out of clay?
Looking for more inspiration? Have you thought about making a cute coffee cup out of clay?
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