The funnel
Funnels can have many uses, but when I think of a wide ceramic one, I mainly think of a jam funnel.
What’s grog and what is it used for?
Chamotte is a granular or powdery material made from fired clay or stone.
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How can you reuse old leftover clay?
You don’t throw away leftover clay! We’re happy to explain how to process clay scraps for reuse.
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The tissue box
Why shouldn’t the practical be beautiful, too? A handmade ceramic tissue box can give even everyday coughing and sneezing moments a stylish upgrade. It’s an unexpected detail that adds a special touch to your interior.
Embroidery on ceramics
Embroidery on ceramics is an unexpected combination of textiles and clay. Thread and earth come together to create a new, tactile world. The combination of hard, fragile clay and soft stitching produces unique patterns that break down the barriers between materials and tell new stories.
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How do you safely transport your pots, without breaking them?
How do you safely transport your pots? Discover some tips here.
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Kurinuki
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
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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