Making a Nebula Mug from start to finish [陶芸] 星雲マグを作る

Making a 'Nebula' mug, a cylinder shape stoneware ceramic mug from start to finish. This video shows the complete process of throwing, trimming, bisque firing, glazing, and glaze firing.
[陶芸] 星雲マグを作ります。電動ろくろでの成形から、削り、素焼き、釉薬掛け、焼成のプロセスを手順を追ってご紹介します。
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[@knightclan4]

Great photography and editing

[@erenarmitage]

Thank you so much!

[@triciac1019]

Those are all so beautiful! I love the alternative way you do handles instead of pulling. Many would love this alternative.

[@LailaHomemade]

Wow! Never thought of using a bottle cap to rest the fingers while trimming. Must try this! Thanks for sharing.

[@stevegove-humphries7896]

These items are so reasonable in price. Support creativity. And , as ever , wonderfully informative video. Thank you.

[@doriandari]

You are a great handmade artist!! Beautifull video, so enjoyable..

[@samyotty]

This was amazing content. Thank you for taking the time to create such good work and for your generosity, wishing your account success

[@meihayashi7003]

とても素晴らしいです

[@chelseaandhobbes]

Gorgeous work!,

[@samuelgerber8699]

love it

[@erenarmitage]

Thank you so much !

[@user-nx7qe3gl7i]

動画ありがとうございました。

[@HelenaCoroneo]

Gorgeous! What kind of glazes do you use to get that lovely nebula effect?

[@cttaveira23]

Hello! Beautiful work. How long do you wait until you can start trimming? Thank you

[@erenarmitage]

Until the pot is dried enough to touch and not warping, called ‘leather hard’ stage. I usually leave it out for a half day, cover it for the night (to even out the humidity), then uncover it next morning and leave it out for 4-5 hours. (Depending on the region, season, weather conditions..)

[@alexeydostovalov]

Прелестно!!!🎉

[@emilieneubauerova4699]

🤨😯😲💯👍👌👌👋🍀🍀🍀