Making a stoneware ceramic Yunomi / Flat White Cup from start to finish [陶芸] 湯呑み / フラットホワイトカップを作る

Making a simple stoneware Yunomi / Flat White Cup from beginning to end. This video shows the complete process of throwing, trimming, bisque firing, glazing, and glaze firing.
シンプルな湯呑み/フラットホワイトカップ(約180ml)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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[@traceyimagindesign1935]

Gorgeous 😍

[@clayeasy]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your great video! Cheers! Mika in Finland

[@user-nx7qe3gl7i]

動画ありがとうございました。

[@b3n3d1ct10n]

Beautiful clean form. Thank you for this 👏😀

[@vaishalijain1995]

After so long! This is beautiful 😍

[@AlbertEng-w4d]

Vintage Stuff

[@h2k6]

What clay is this? It gives a great finish after firing, is it a blend?

[@erenarmitage]

It's called Toasted Clay:)

[@eojinkim1883]

What a nice cup. What kind of glaze is it?

[@erenarmitage]

Matte white glaze😉

[@sylviacriveraful]

Very nice and minimalist design. What’s the name of the tool on wheel to throw to same size? Thanks!

[@erenarmitage]

Thank you so much! It's called a throwing gauge, which you can find many different designs online but it'll do the job for repetitive throwing. I am thinking to cover this topic at some point on my channel.

[@QiaoniHuang]

what are the dimensions of your Yunomi before cooking for your 300 grams of clay

[@lucindadangles-ru5il]

there are some colorants that can be absorbed through the skin. It might be dangerous to get your hands excessively into the glaze.

[@erenarmitage]

Thank you so much for your comment! It’s not a particularly toxic glaze and sometime I just needed to check glaze consistency with my fingers so I cut shorter path.. I don't use any of the common nasties: manganese, chrome, barium, or leads so I’m not overly concerned. Although you are completely right and I should be using proper mixing tools or gloves!

[@quentinmartiny1615]

Hi, can I ask which clay you use?

[@erenarmitage]

Toasted clay 😉

[@quentinmartiny1615]

@@erenarmitage thank you I thought, I love that clay but it shrinks too much for me