Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Stephen Murfitt

[@ankiking]

Wish they would have slow-filmed a few more of his pots. Thanks!

[@shirleycirio6897]

So dang happy to see you wearing a respirator!!! Kudos. And spread the word!!! :))))

[@pirti1008]

Very inspiring! I am an amatuer handbuilt pottery hobbyist...your style is very unique and inspiring...thank you for sharing this video.

[@JF-cr9uz]

Lovely pieces

[@ilmugerabah.pottery]

Teknik yang sangat bagus, luar biasa👍

[@denaredford6701]

Lovely

[@jacquelinenaudet2878]

Magnifique

[@verar7861]

👏👏👏 Thank you

[@morgandorferr]

you're only going to show us one blurry corner of the finished pot?!

[@gnarbeljo8980]

It's VERY disappointing when the editors don't give us a very good look at the finshed work.

[@cleowrobel8530]

great work! what are you using at the end to polish?

[@mosseyw]

They are shite at answering simple questions, you might never know 👍

[@chmtx]

When raku fired things got a coat of grime on them what you can simply wipe off with a wet sponge. It is not polishing just cleaning the surface.

[@gnarbeljo8980]

​@@chmtx yes but you really need to seal the finished piece to avoid any surface oxidation over time. Wax or something.

[@ilmugerabah.pottery]

Kereen👍

[@hojoinhisarcher]

Wicken Fen .Nice.

[@mouloudtebbiche5265]

It's Perfect l'artiste.

[@maritzaguzman8376]

Genial 👏👏👏

[@GraniteQuarrier]

lovely

[@edstud1]

How much does a Stephen Murfit pot sell for?

[@shaw7598]

8799

[@missl849]

Gorgeous

[@anmolsanitarywares5799]

VERY GOOD ART SIR, AT 4:32 WHAT IS IN DRUM BEFORE AND AFTER ? GIVE BREIF DESCRIPTON

[@42ruknor]

It’s any combustible materials, this one looks like mainly sawdust or wood shavings. Other people also like to use magazines or newspaper

[@kakilino]

gorgeous

[@mohsinrahman9671]

Sir i like ceramics art so much.and i want to know more about ceramic & reku. Will you please give me a chance to work with you.I'm from Bangladesh. Thank you. Mohsin rahman

[@MrPole79]

mohsin rahman you just need a visa to UK.

[@chmtx]

Raku is a japanese technique. You can find a lot about it online. Building a raku kiln is quite easy and costs less than a regular kiln. The rakuing process usually needs 3-4 people to work together. It is really dangerous because you hold a glowing red pot on about 1000°C and there are that smoke coming out from the kiln and the bins too which is harmful enough. Learn more about rakuing online find a place with people practicing it and do it. :) I am sure there are possibilities in Bangladesh too.