Thank you so much. This technique is ingenious!

Hello I am very new to pottery. I really love this technique. Is this still suitable for liquid even though there is unglazed clay inside?

Thank you for sharing.😊

Useful video with clear instructions! But how could you close the hole at the bottle after drying out?

How much clay?

You are not making it. This guy is. Your voice is horrible

Thank you for your lovely relaxed videos. I think I will use the decoration to indicate where the hole in the rim is. A bit like your pale blue shaker. Perhaps I will try and trim the bottom before I trim the lid catch so it is less fragile.

beautiful work and so inspiring!!

excellent

Beautiful!

around 4:59 you use a stick to pull up the walls; whats the benefit of this vs pulling up with your hands? thank you!!

so amazing & talented! thank you for sharing!!

the algorithm led me to you. and im so grateful! i especially benefit from you explaining why you do certain steps (compress to avoid cracks, trim at angle so both parts have enough clay). i never heard of the rings while trimming bottom to avoid the wavy bottom, and i definitely trimmed many wavy bottoms so ill give it a go. thank you!

Thanks for your good teaching

Merci beaucoup pour les explications très détaillées.

Your work is divine. I know yos was a while ago for you, but what kind of lava clay do you use? Thank you

Great project!

I love the spiral but I never considered it would be useful too.

Your tutorials are absolutely excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

That is so cute and clever

Your instruction is so clear and clean. I made a closed lidded pot (not sure if that is the right term) and a bottle for the very, ever first time because of learning from you. I would really like to try this kind of pouring pot. Thank you for choosing to teach us.

very nice what type of glaze did you use

Interesting!!

Amazing! Something to aspire to. Thank you!

Has anyone tried this design and used it as an oil bottle? I’d like to make one for my sesame oil

These are beautiful. My good friend wants me to make lidded jars with silicone gaskets to keep the herbs fresh. I think I'll try to do this and add a grove to put a custom food grade silicone gasket. Thank you for the wonderful idea.

These are really beautiful. The ideas for variations will be fun to experiment with, and the facets will catch the glaze. I need to get a cheese slicer. I will try to throw a little thicker and use my normal wire and let you know how I get on. This week I made a one-piece jar with inset lid like in your snow on the moon glaze and I added a handle and spout to make my first teapot - thank you! :)

Wow very nice 🎉 I like it but I can not make it.

The visual plus the voice over describing what you’re doing is so tremendously helpful. Thank you for sharing your work and process with us!

I've not commented before but now I want to say hello. I enjoy all of your videos that I've watched so far, you skill and teaching manner is good, you explain as you go making everything go together nicely. You explain in terms I understand and this helps me greatly, wanting me to understand more, so thankyou very much x̌😊

This is such a clever idea and a beautiful result. I can't wait to try it

Enjoyed it so much. When I start making some of these, I'm thinking sodium silicate when the spiral part is done. ???

i really enjoy your one piece creations. it's a wonderful way to throw ceramics

Great ideas

Beautiful work. I like your tips for saving your back! I have issues with mine and throwing can really hurt it

beautiful work and the wooden string pull accent on the top is lovely

great.. thanks for the video.. bob ross also had also had happy little accidents :)

lovely. thank you.

I like your approach to use these new techniques as a personal challenge for growth. A good model to follow.

I always look forward to your videos. Your work is so beautiful! Love your happy accident !

Thank you! Did you make that unique round tool by uself? Could you please share how you made it?

Thank you so much for your sharing. Your pieces are very nice and love the glazes. Looking forward to your sharing of the glaze recipe ❤

This is a very useful pot. Thank you for teaching me how to do this and best yet WHY.

I love your work!!

The last bit which you showed how sauce was poured definitely convinced me this non-drip bottle did the great job! Amazingly good piece! 👍Btw, I did couple of those shallowing cookie jars with lids. But the lids warped. They were not flat as they should be at bisque firing. I can only think that 1240 degrees had caused that or compression had not been done well during throwing stage...What do you think? Thank you

Thank you for another meditative video! Your comments about making the pots user-friendly by making a spiral design to catch noodles with chopsticks and also making the foot ring so that the pot is easy to pick up, etc. adds another dimension of thought to the construction of each pot. And I agree with others who loved your explanation and demonstration of the gyubera. I am wondering if you could make a detailed video showing the use of the gyubera from a top down view as well as the side view.

I love all of your videos! They are meditative as well as informative and detailed. I could listen to you all day, and I love it when your cat walks by in the background.

İt was too useful video thank you very much

Thank you so much for this video. I am by no means an expert. I am still very much a beginner, but I have watched a lot of videos and taken classes and you taught me several things in this one video that I have never been exposed to before! Please keep up the great work!

thank you for this! i too have been making covered sauce jars which have included a small spout on the delicate rim, something like yours. these didn't work out consistently as it's a challenge to make a spout with that delicacy when the clay is grogged and not very elastic. next, i went to a tiny thrown and attached spout, where a hole was included in the top with which one can regulate the liquid flow. yours are beautiful, simple and very functional. you remind me of what can be done in the throwing process that reduces trimming and finishing.