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Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Feb 25th, '13, 10:25
by hopeofdawn
To give credit where it's due, the frontmost pot is Petr's work--a lovely stoneware piece that pours beautifully. The second pot is actually Korean, a Seong-Il porcelain pot--I was just finishing off two teas when taking pictures, and thought the contrast looked nice.
But yes, Petr does do gorgeous work--I would encourage you to check out his galleries (and his 'gems'!).
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Feb 26th, '13, 09:09
by Petr Novák
JakubT wrote:Wow, who would have thought that there would be such a master potter in my own Czechia...
Yes, master indeed
hopeofdawn wrote: The second pot is actually Korean, a Seong-Il porcelain pot
I am honored that my teapot share the place with the Seong-Il's beauty!
New post on my blog is out, now about some work in progress
http://potsandtea.blogspot.cz/2013/02/c ... ocess.html
And here is one of the Mirka's new stove. Fuming in sagar in electric kiln. Low fired. I am testing it right now. I will share how it works pretty soon.
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Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Feb 26th, '13, 13:19
by David R.
wow...
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Feb 26th, '13, 14:35
by vacuithe
wow too !
especially the Petr's black kettle on the amazingly shaped Mirka's stove !
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Feb 26th, '13, 15:52
by Petr Novák
I am glad to hear all those wows from France!
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 8th, '13, 05:36
by Petr Novák
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 8th, '13, 05:39
by Petr Novák
And two more shots...
Yes, I like to play with fire.
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When the glass teapot is not so nice to handle and to look at (for me) it is nice to watch the boiling water...
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Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 9th, '13, 05:10
by Petr Novák
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 9th, '13, 07:08
by vacuithe
amazing !
it looks like lava, I really love it !
congratulations to Mirka !
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 9th, '13, 07:24
by andrzej bero
Peter, your new kettle is absolutely perfect! Is it hair or grass marks on it?
And I with admiration watching your new stowes. For me it was always very temporary (more focuse on function less appearance) utensil but what you are doing now is amazing.
vacuithe wrote:amazing !
it looks like lava, I really love it !
congratulations to Mirka !
+1 love such texture!
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 9th, '13, 08:33
by David R.
+2. Love it !
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 11th, '13, 06:09
by Lionel
+1 : Amazing incense box !
Congratulations Mirka !!
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 11th, '13, 11:02
by Petr Novák
Lionel wrote:Congratulations Mirka !!
Yes, indeed ! Thanks to all for your support.
Here is the second one from the serie. Those were made as custom order but she realy enjoyed to make them so we can expect more from next firing.
it is a bit bigger then most traditionale kogo's, 8*8cm, but the texture needs some space:)
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Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 12th, '13, 11:56
by JBaymore
Nice kogo!
best,
................john
Re: Petr Novák - Pots under influence of tea
Posted: Mar 12th, '13, 13:41
by Petr Novák
Thank you John.
Today, I was taking pictures of new wood ash we have tested and I would like to share it here with you. But to make it more fun, lets guess
Who will be the nearest to the plant or wood from which this ash is, will win this particular cup (shipping all around the world included).
The ash was just washed and sieved, any substance ad. Then we glazed with it this porcelain cup. So what, growing around us, can make (when burn and fired then to 1280°C in woodkiln) create such nice, gently crystalline glaze??? You can write the guess both here and to my email. The game ends this Thursday, 7p.m. of our time...
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