Issac Button; Country Potter Pt 4

[@mariapiaconte8655]

this man is inspiring, he looks happy with himself and with his wonderful job, he is a man to remember.

[@robbiecat9616]

Amazing to see entire process from earth to finished pieces. What a balance of work horse and artist in this man. I just kept thinking though...his poor lungs!

[@bpraag]

Absolutely amazing. He seems so calm and at peace seems that is what pottery does for you. He worked hard. Thank you very much for sharing these wonderful videos. Wonder if his kids are potters.

[@TariHuffaker]

I wish there had been a narration. He was a very busy man.

[@lawrencebrazier1894]

What makes a Zen master is a person who doesn't know it. Enter Isaac Button.

[@oldsyphilitic]

A concept important to civilisation is the dignity of work. Automation has taken away much of that and alienation often takes its place

[@gobtv9459]

There's a coal seam just above the pottery, although I'm not sure it was still productive in the 60s. The great scandal is the state the buildings have been allowed or encouraged to deteriorate to by the present owner. I think he has plans to build houses on the site.

[@jamesmiller1849]

heritage uk should buy the site of his pottery and preserve it.

[@NancyGallagher]

what do you think he's burning...coal?? Irish peat??

[@jmg1957]

well done

[@zippymontana]

Production pottery at its best. I wonder if he ever takes the pipe out of his mouth? Thanks for the videos.