How to Make a Nerikomi Plate with Colored Clay

[@HPB1776]

Just mesmerising. A lesson in patience, skill and perfectionism with a whole load of mindfulness to boot. ❤

[@kevinleong4467]

I would dry out the clay and then measure not the other way around.

[@christinebecker493]

Oh my god...how beautiful is that?!!! All the work, patience and time is absolutely worth it.😍

[@kevinleong4467]

What white sheets are you using?

[@ThePotteryWheel]

Just old bet sheets

[@orangevdub2501]

Amazing work. I'm truly inspired by everything you do. You explain things incredibly well.

[@ondinech3526]

L'idée du sac plastique géniale 🙏

[@sara2010M]

I learnt something new. Absolutely amazing ❤❤❤

[@stefaniedaniela6262]

Great! Thank you so much for showing and explaining! Although I'm not a native speaker I could understand everything because you speak clearly in a calm voice. Great plate you made!

[@charlymarie66]

Excellent way of making colors and incorporating into a project as a beginner in ceramics it's great to watch the pro's, thank you for posting

[@malcolm7436]

Beautifully cheerful colourful plate. I do a pottery class and have a fold away kitchen table where I do some at home and I've been interested in nerikomi, but I have only done a simple checkerboard with a blue clay, and it was so mess. Your method with the bagged slip is genius. I am also experimenting with adding iron oxide instead of stains as it's cheaper. Thanks again for sharing your amazing work. :)

[@ThePotteryWheel]

Thanks Malcolm, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@micheledickey4066]

I used a slab to make a plate yesterday and gosh I wish I had seen this first. I LOVE the idea of using the bendy cutting board!! This is an amazing piece you’ve made. I used to make polymer clay pieces like this and can’t imagine doing it with regular clay!! I’ve never thought of using wax resist on greenware!! Great idea!!

[@ThePotteryWheel]

You are so welcome!

[@63bonbon]

Thank you very much for the clear and detailed explanation. Complete with tips and best practices. Learnt far more on Nerikomi from your video than other videos and books. More confident now to give it a try. Excellent work!!

[@ThePotteryWheel]

Great to hear!

[@jillianyospinklouser9427]

Thank you so much for this very detailed video of your beautiful nerikomi. I can’t wait to try it! I would love more nerikomi videos!! Thank you!

[@ledouxgui]

🎉

[@charlymarie66]

If you can post more of your great ideas, that would be awesome, I was wondering what brand of clay you use my choice is amaco stoneware white, just curious again thank you for posting

[@ThePotteryWheel]

Hey there, the clay I'm using here is Scarva Earthstone extra smooth (ES10) 🙂

[@FreddieAllen-yo7pp]

Excellent, Thanks

[@SedriqMiers]

Wow !

[@torstengotz2118]

Very very nice 😍.

[@sunildutta2023]

amazing!

[@ЯрославиМирослав-ъ5ч]

Толково) 👍

[@prettyhate000]

New to pottery here. Amazing bravo 🙌🏻…. Question: why do you wait two weeks before firing?

[@MairaKolan]

The clay has to be super dry before firing. If there is water in the clay at the firing, it can break.

[@prettyhate000]

@@MairaKolan thank you! In highschool we just let it sit for two days. Lol but 🤷🏻‍♀️