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A ceramic vase with a rounded body and narrow opening, featuring a textured surface with pink, beige, and yellow colors and dripped glaze patterns.

A ceramic vase with an abstract humanoid shape and a textured, earthy glaze, placed on a light-colored surface against a neutral wall.

Ancient ceramic vase with holes and weathered surface, placed against a plain background.

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The jugs from the other day are out the bisc firing (see second image) and ready for glazing. These are part of @drivingcreekpottery range and some of them will be going to @francesnationshop

#jugs #pottery #ceramics #handcrafted

Jugs drying in the morning sun #pottey #jugs #ceramics #sundried

The final sculpture. It's hard to see fully without seeing in person. Although made from many pieces it sits together as one. It's been displayed the way it was in the kiln, you can see a little better in the second picture. We had to account for the

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The kiln is packed and the firing is now under way. It wasn't easy getting it into the kiln and we had to perform some minor surgery to get it to fit but here we go.

@kohilasymposium @anagamababyproject #woodfired #sculpture #art #ceramics #creativ

We started packing the sculpture into the kiln. It was well planned and so far it has gone in easier than I expected. Can't wait to get the anagama firing.

@kohilasymposium @anagamababyproject #fire #packing #kiln #sculpture #ceramicart

Something is happening with the @anagamababyproject
When 12 artists meet together and try to produce one piece collaboratively with one voice interesting things start to happen. Starting with the size of the kiln then working to fill that space. The