Assembling a stove for aclay kettle

[@carmecarrerastrelliso764]

Buen dieño ,es una pieza muy bella.Muchas Grácias !!

[@sufyanamazigh7796]

Why didn't you dig the holes directly on the pot ? Why to prepare the whole piece ?

[@hummock2la]

IMHO because he is traditional clay master. Make and use standardized parts for one batch of a product (or maybe throughout life) is a sign of the master, makes his things unique and recognizable.

[@nevedavisitors9981]

Gracias, de verdad por compartir su técnica e ideas. Por estos días estoy enfrascada en trabajos relacionados al respecto y he encontrado este video suyo q es muy claro. Muchas bendiciones y saludos desde Ecuador 🇪🇨

[@KingstonLaneWorkshop]

Superb work and very relaxing to watch.

[@asrirachmawati3276]

I love it.. it's really unique and artsy

[@Paul-vo4ze]

I cant even put into words how much I love this. totemo daisuki ne!

[@mirjanacuranovic3474]

Everything you make is a masterpiece.Thank you.

[@ninamorris2724]

I need this man in my life

[@Missile1572]

Thanks for this!!

[@gregorylodygensky7133]

I love it Do you use a special type of clay ? Fire resistant ?

[@ShinobuHashimoto]

Yes, the ones made of that clay are heat resistant. This clay is suitable for making kettles, pots, etc.

[@yaolu7691]

橋本先生、こんにちは。May I ask a question about the clay?What kind of clay do you use or what kind of material can be added into the clay to make it be used for 焜炉? Thank you very much. I’m not good at speaking Japanese so I used English.

[@ShinobuHashimoto]

Yes, the ones made of that clay are heat resistant. This clay is suitable for making kettles, pots, etc.

[@UwaisAl-xp6eh]

🏹☯🇯🇵🎴🏹

[@ninamorris2724]

I'm in love, 🥰

[@teeatomson7012]

😊❤