How to make a KOHIKI matcha bowl.

[@hhscss]

いつもありがとうございます とても素敵な作品です

[@kiraku-pottery]

ありがとうございます。 嬉しいお言葉に感謝です。

[@水口俊幸-u6l]

勉強になりました。 そして、素晴らしい抹茶碗です😌

[@kiraku-pottery]

コメントありがとうございます。 嬉しいお言葉に感謝です！

[@mariadelacruzrodriguezpala8610]

Beautifull! Thank you for sharing 🙏- Hermoso ! Gracias por compartir 🙏- ( Greetings from Bahia Blanca, Argentina)

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. I would be happy if it was helpful to you. Thank you for watching from Argentina.

[@aSimionescu]

Gorgeous! Thank you for this great video! Please share with us, what temperature did you used for the electric kiln final firing?

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. The temperature of the electric kiln is 1230℃ and the firing time is 16 hours.

[@dominiccolessaffirio7142]

Absolutely incredible process!! Much love from the UK

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. Thank you for watching from the UK. Pottery with a texture that takes advantage of nature.

[@rafaelcatalan128]

Thank you so much Mr Kiraku! 👏👏👏

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you very much.

[@shivaduti]

amazing! thank you so much

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you very much for watching the video.

[@cytochromec8708]

すごく素敵な仕上がりです！

[@kiraku-pottery]

コメントありがとうございます。 そう言って頂けると嬉しいです～

[@anatolstelzhammer6110]

The end result is very beautiful! may I ask what type of white slip you are using? Do you mind sharing the recipe for the white slip? Many Thanks!

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. The recipe for white slip is introduced in another video. The Japanese names are "GAIROME clay 70%" and "KATO kaolin 30%". please refer.

[@jodimayer9608]

Beautiful!

[@kiraku-pottery]

thank you.

[@heya2190]

Японцы остались удивительно близки к природе, несмотря на потрясающее развитие технологий.

[@kiraku-pottery]

Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Я согласен! Это будет керамика, использующая преимущества природы. Это керамика, которую любят японцы!

[@heya2190]

@@kiraku-pottery あなたは最高です！😍

[@MeandmyfireflyEZCreations]

The bowl looks fantastic at what temperature do you fire this at, when using the vessel with charcoal. Thanks

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. In my case, I fire in a kiln at 1230℃.

[@MeandmyfireflyEZCreations]

Thank you I think this is called saggar firing. Will definitely need to make s vessel to use for this method

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. I agree! I don't think this would happen without a container.

[@christianlarochelle492]

Is burning organic matter in an electric oven harmful to the electrical elements?

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. I don't think it's good for gases that have a negative effect on the heat transfer wire to be released. Putting a strain on the heat transfer wire will shorten its lifespan.

[@christianlarochelle492]

@@kiraku-pottery Thank you for your answer. I've been looking for a thick white finish, like "hagi ware", for a long time. From what I can see, this kind of effect is achieved by a slip and not a glaze? Everything I have found on this type of finish is obtained with reduction firings. Do you have a suggestion for an oxidation method in an electric kiln?

[@kiraku-pottery]

@@christianlarochelle492 Thank you for your comment. As you say, this expression is often influenced by slip. When using oxidation firing in an electric kiln, it is effective to place charcoal and the piece in the firebox before firing. (The inside of the firebox becomes a reducing atmosphere.)

[@huianita4758]

May I know how to make the charcoal firing inside the firebox? Can the firing box bought online?

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. Set the charcoal and the work in the firebox, put it in the kiln, and fire it as usual. I made my own firebox.

[@huianita4758]

Thank you so much ! Your works are great !

[@berlinat]

@@kiraku-pottery Bonjour, comment avez vous fait la chambre de combustion ? Merci Très bon travail.

[@kiraku-pottery]

@@berlinat In my case, I used an electric potter's wheel. I used tool clay (a coarse clay that is heat resistant).

[@potteryhandmade]

Wow ! I can make it by handmade but I can not make it on machine

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment. Yes, that's right! It really shows the quality of handmade products.

[@民雄原]

いいねー

[@kiraku-pottery]

ありがとうございます。励みになります。

[@あきつしま-l1p]

いつも楽しく動画見させていただいております。 ベンガラは酸化鉄が主成分と聞きますが、この動画のように作品を作って使ううちに成分が溶け出したり、人に害があったりはしないのでしょうか。まだ初心者で詳しくなく気になりまして…

[@kiraku-pottery]

コメントありがとうございます。 ベンガラ自体は酸化鉄です。個人的には害があるとは思いません。 鉄が危なければ鉄のフライパンも使えなくなりますね・・・ もちろん摂取し過ぎれば影響はでると思いますが、それはどんな物質でも一緒だと思います。 きっと「何か」が危ないと聞いたら、使える物質は殆ど無くなってしまうのではないでしょうか・・・ このあたりはご自身でリスクを調べて「使う」か「使わない」かを判断するしかありません。 よろしくお願い申し上げます。

[@あきつしま-l1p]

⁠@@kiraku-pottery ご返信ありがとうございます。 私自身も安全な顔料だと思っているのですが、ふと気になって質問させていただきました。 今後も陶芸を楽しめそうです！ありがとうございました🙇‍♂️