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by bonjiri » May 26th, '09, 23:37
woodfired trio of guinomi
thanks roger the wonderful firing !
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by Chip » May 26th, '09, 23:42
As always Cory, great pieces. You continue to amaze ...
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
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by geeber1 » May 26th, '09, 23:45
Cory, those are awesome, they look kind of prehistoric!
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by cherylopal » May 27th, '09, 04:44
Just had a chance to view this thread- I am stunned and in awe over the beauty of your work and pieces!!!
love the shell ideas and the organic earthy feel and tones- and the orange too and thank you for sharing the pic that was the inspiration for one of your chawans
cheryl
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by bearsbearsbears » May 27th, '09, 19:42
bonjiri wrote:![Image](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3549/3298582368_e74a3a296b.jpg)
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is that really a double-walled
spout? How did you throw that thin enough to be functional? I'm even more impressed!
I need some serious help on my spouts.
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by bonjiri » May 28th, '09, 06:48
cherylopal wrote:Just had a chance to view this thread- I am stunned and in awe over the beauty of your work and pieces!!!
love the shell ideas and the organic earthy feel and tones- and the orange too and thank you for sharing the pic that was the inspiration for one of your chawans
cheryl
thank you for your kind words !
aloha !
cory
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by bonjiri » May 28th, '09, 06:51
bearsbearsbears wrote:bonjiri wrote:![Image](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3549/3298582368_e74a3a296b.jpg)
![Shocked :shock:](./images/smilies/icon_eek.gif)
is that really a double-walled
spout? How did you throw that thin enough to be functional? I'm even more impressed!
I need some serious help on my spouts.
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
thanks !
yy, its a double walled spout. it was thrown as double wall then placed on the piece when it was a bit drier, not that dry.
i have a small handmade tool, looks like a tiny `throwing stick`. i shape it like a tiny vase. the biggest challenge is to get the right angle of bend and have the spout pour without dripping.
thank !
at the moment i am intrigued by double walled vessels. fun to throw and challenging.
the porcelain double walled pieces are so great. your hands don`t get burned.
i can`t wait to make some double walled yunomi for tea. the biggest challenge of drinking great shincha and sencha is holding the yunomi... hehe ! hot hot hot !
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by Tead Off » May 28th, '09, 09:34
bonjiri wrote:woodfired trio of guinomi
thanks roger the wonderful firing !
![Image](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3308/3480612247_b456cefc3f.jpg)
Cory,
What are the benefits of wood firing and how do you choose which things get wood fired?
And, thanks again for the great chawan.
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by Zygote » May 28th, '09, 09:38
Amazing Cory! My brain twists with the thought of attaching a double walled spout to a double walled body...
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by bonjiri » May 29th, '09, 00:13
Zygote wrote:Amazing Cory! My brain twists with the thought of attaching a double walled spout to a double walled body...
aloha zygote
hehe.... only the ceramics people writhe with this kinds of conundrums.hehe
yy, i had to throw a small `tube` connecting the inner to the inner spout
cheers !
c
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by bonjiri » May 29th, '09, 00:17
Tead Off wrote:bonjiri wrote:woodfired trio of guinomi
thanks roger the wonderful firing !
![Image](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3308/3480612247_b456cefc3f.jpg)
Cory,
What are the benefits of wood firing and how do you choose which things get wood fired?
And, thanks again for the great chawan.
tead
aloha ! you are very welcome !
well... long story short, woodfiring is the ultimate in firing. u dont have any control over any coloration. its total serendipity ! chance rules.
the `keshiki` or different kiln effects in a wood fired kiln are amazing ! also takes more time and of course wood as fuel.
the wood fired pieces have a total different look. a total different appreciation. those sake cups (guinomi) took roger bauman 4 days to fire and countless hours of loading and unloading... intensive 1
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by Tead Off » May 29th, '09, 07:59
Cory,
How do you choose which pieces get wood fired? What is that look that is different?
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by coloradopu » May 29th, '09, 15:28
hay Cory,
i just wanted to call to you attention the 1st pic on your thread.
it is a nice one but ....well...... how do i say this i had a weird dream last night about sponge bob sq p. and there was a crab in it. and it had these eyes that it keep turning toward me ........ so the big deal is the little knobby on the cup looks like one of the crab eyes.
just thought i would pass this on.
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May 30th, '09, 04:37
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by bonjiri » May 30th, '09, 04:37
Tead Off wrote:Cory,
How do you choose which pieces get wood fired? What is that look that is different?
tead
great question
personally i like a lot of texture like natural stone, rock formations. so i have special bladed tools that i use to facet the surface and also altering the forms to create assymetric forms that would be complimented by the wood firing.
secondly, a bit of iron in the clay causes the flashing on the surface. so having a clay with iron and no sand. in wood firing the sand rises to the clay surface and the pieces become rough.
there are many concerns when firing with wood. one big factor is the cost and time involved with wood firing. another is the cost of building a woodfire kiln too.
aloha,cory
May 31st, '09, 21:18
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by bonjiri » May 31st, '09, 21:18
and a bordeaux style rattle chalice
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