Pottery

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three pieces of art that are on top of a wooden table, one is blue and the other is pink
BULLSEYE & JELLYROLL CANES | Chris Campbell - Colored Porcelain Nerikomi
three white eggs with colorful lines painted on them
Smooth Lines
Smooth Lines
a person working on some art work with blue and white paint in the middle of it
Smooth Lines
a person is touching some rocks on the ground
Geometry pattern with nerikomi pottery｜Colored clay｜練り込み
two hands are holding an object in front of the camera, which is being held by another hand
TECHNIKA NERIKOMI / NERIKOMI TECHNIQUE
Thivô potter
a person is holding a clay mug on a wooden table next to other crafting supplies
a person holding an object in their left hand with small white flowers on the inside
FLOWER CANES | Chris Campbell - Colored Porcelain Nerikomi
FLOWERS & MORE | Chris Campbell - Colored Porcelain Nerikome
a piece of art that is laying on the ground next to a pink table cloth
LAMINATING COLORED CLAY | Chris Campbell - Colored Porcelain Nerikomi
LAMINATING COLORED CLAY | Chris Campbell - Colored Porcelain Nerikomi
several pieces of wood with flowers painted on them are arranged in the shape of logs
FLOWER CANES | Chris Campbell - Colored Porcelain Nerikomi
pop. Notice I shaped and used the center core in an unusual way here. Some green from another pattern finished the bottom.
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a blue and green bowl sitting on top of a wooden table next to some bushes
Amaco 2x blue midnight 2x seaweed with ancient jasper around the rim fired to cone 6
a man is making a pot on a potter's wheel
Liz Cohen Ceramics on Instagram: "Part TWO! Making a platter using a coil attached to a slab. After making a few of these, I'm preferring this method over the traditional way of throwing one from a large chunk of clay. It's much easier on my body, and I feel like I can get bigger forms. There is a lot of potential with this method! I want to make bigger, taller pieces, and attaching coils to create height in this same way is going to be a lot of fun. (That's definitely a next year project 😜) Another thing I like about this method, you don't have to trim the underside of the platter! It's already flat and smooth. You'll still want to trim the bottom edges and sides though. Also, it dries much faster than a regular thrown piece this large, making for faster turnaround times. 👌🏼 Give it a
a drawing of a fish and flowers
an orange and white vase sitting on top of a wooden table
Inspiration Rooted in Heirlooms
Inspiration Rooted in Heirlooms