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Old 4-Feb-2004   #1
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A Couple Fancy Rounds
This pot is about 14" across.
Satin green glaze.
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Old 4-Feb-2004   #2
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Another smaller one. Nice shohin about 6" across.
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Two neat pots!

I love that glaze on the first one! What do you call it?
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Bart,
just "satin green"
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Dale,

Great pots! Are these thrown on a wheel or hand built? How many years have you been doing this?

The second pot would look nice with a literati/bunjin in it!

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Old 6-Feb-2004   #6
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Lesley,
Those three pots are wheel -thrown.
I've been doing bonsai pots for 5 years.
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Nice work keep them coming!!!
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Here's another pot very similar to first one. About 14" across.
A dry matt gray glaze with clay spotting showing through. Inside clay is darkened for contrast.
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Very professional, you are quite the thrower. !

Are you using your own formulas for glazes? This pot has such a crisp " waist" do you use a tool for this or all finger work?

I love to throw but am still fumbling, you know just funky and thick. practice would help, eh?
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Dale, That Shohin pot would look real good in my shohin pot collection. Very nice, Al
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