ONE PIECE Lidded Jar Double Decker version Throwing on the Potter’s Wheel.

[@sapphiresennelier2319]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ smitten kitten, here. I love the simplicity of the lines and the complexity of the design. I will work towards being able to try something like this. You are so inspirational.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you 😊. Your comment encourages me to make more videos.

[@sapphiresennelier2319]

@@AlchemyCeramic I am really appreciating your skill. I feel fortunate to have found your teaching. 🙏

[@WayTruthLife2100]

FANTASTIC video 😊🎉❤️💜❤️💜 ❤️! You have an easy to follow teaching method and your videos are calming. I'm so happy that I've just discovered you! Blessings!

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your kind comment 😊

[@Lunarl4ndr]

The dancing handle on top was a very nice touch

[@AlchemyCeramic]

🤣 I like your expression!

[@leslieg8219]

I am really going to try this! I love this idea, especially for spices. Thanks so much for the demonstration.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Leslie😊 Let me know how it went when you tried to make it. I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon!

[@hmc9354]

Hello. I love your work so much and find your throwing and trimming processes the most helpful for me, more than any others. I was wondering if you could do a video on your glazing technique? Your finished pieces are always so beautiful. All my best and thank you for all of your posts.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your kind comment Hmc😊. I have received same request from other viewers so I will make a glazings video in near future. I’m so glad my videos are useful for some people!

[@liianabanana6320]

Love your videos

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you 😊

[@YourLuminousLife]

Love your videos so much, and your calm way of explaining things. I love your glazing too, I will have to see if you have videos for that as well....

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you Befriend 😊. I am thinking to make glazing video but I haven’t got a good idea how to put them together😅

[@annemuldoon1159]

Beautiful design and execution. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Anne😊

[@scarlettmichellelin5963]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Thank you for your teaching

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for many hearts Scarlet🥰. It made me smile. I’m so glad my videos are useful for some people.

[@sighclops7451]

You’re amazing!

[@AlchemyCeramic]

🥰Thank you Thank you🥰

[@PennyRitz]

gorgeous -- I need to keep practicing. I am still struggling! You make it look so easy --

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Hi Penny😊Thank you! Please try to make at least 5 pots in session. I believe you gain something from that.

[@NastaKomar]

Прекрасная идея. Спасибо

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@alfred.barriere]

Thank you for your vidéos which are very well explained with lot of advices. I’ll try to do the same. 😎

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Alfred😊 This is fun to make. please let me know how was your experience of making this pot.

[@jodimayer9608]

Very beautiful, thank you for sharing.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment 😊

[@denisesarazin6753]

These are excellent! I am curious why you include a gallery in the lower pieces since there’s already a flange to stop the lid from sinking. Is it for extra security?

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Denise😊. The reason for the lower part’s gallery is to match the top part. It is just my preference. I posted new video which doesn’t have gallery version. I hope that video will also useful.

[@tchita100]

Прекрасная работа, хороший Мастер. Успеха в Вашем труде.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you Tchita☺️

[@annejohnson6814]

So beautiful

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you😊

[@rebeccatodd414]

Thanks so much. Love the wax resist designs.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Rebecca😊 The wax resist is one of my favorite techniques.

[@bethholt1517]

Beautiful. Curious about when you trim bottom piece , does it cone apart easily once dried?

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for watching 😊 Yes it does.

[@Naniluce]

Great video, thanks

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Naniluce😊

[@deathbydarwin1985]

I am always tempted to leave the bat pins in while trimming on the bare wheel like you do here as it is a pain to constanly be screwing them on and off, but i am sure I'd smash my knuckles or my piece would get loose and crash into one of them.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Death by Darwin😊 (interesting handle name!) Yes I agree with you. I have never broken my works by those pins luckily, but I hit my knuckles many times😭. Now I’v got used to pins position so those don’t bother me anymore. Many potters use just clay to attach the bat on the wheel. I do for small bat. If I don’t have pins already I would use same method for large bat too.

[@ninapesner3434]

Just keep a dry bat on the wheel. I wouldn’t want to be thinking of my knuckles. Just concentrate on the work.

[@basimaa2213]

Hi thank you for this video. I love your work. Do you give classes ?

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Basimaa😊 I stopped teaching for a while as I don’t have enough time for that. Instead of teaching I have started to post the videos then I can share my experiences with fellow potters. If some part is not clear please let me know I will include that in the future videos.

[@denisehudon6134]

So beautiful! ❤

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you Denise😊

[@christeljeandheur8090]

C est magnifique ! Bravo!

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you Christel. please try to make it😊

[@gahorowitz]

Lovely, I will definitely try this. I also want to try the rectangular sushi plate you demonstrated but I can’t find the video anymore. What happened to it?

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Gregory! The Rectangular Plate Video is still there. Please go to my channel page and click the tab second from the left ( my tablet is in Japanese said “Video” ) then the page will show all my videos. If you still have a problems please let me know.

[@evmast]

I love your fantastic videos and long for learning to make the jars you have demonstrated🥰. I thought of making a stick like the one you used inside the pot, for the bottom and the sides. Could you, please, tell me approximately the measurements🙏

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your comment Evmast😊. I’m so glad to hear you are going to make a tool! it is exciting. The bottom measurement is 1.5 x 4.5 cm. it means 1.5 cm is the thickness of the wood. the length is 28 cm. you need to sand and polish the edges. in the beginning I found using this tool is not easy, but after few practice it became one of my best tools. Let me know your experience 😉

[@evmast]

@@AlchemyCeramic Thank you so much 😍. I will try to make one, practice using it and tell you how it worked for me. All the best 🥰

[@test-dj3rz]

[@AlchemyCeramic]

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[@heeresma]

What is lava clay exactly and where do buy it?

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Thank you for your question Heeresma😊 This is a mixture of Stoneware Sanded Buff clay and 10% Lava clay from Potclay. Lave clay gives nice freckles!

[@heeresma]

I live in the Netherlands. I am not familiar with sanded buff clay nor lava clay. Is Sanded Buff clay mixed with charmotte? If so, what percentage? Is this Lava Clay the Lavafleck 1200-1270 from Potclays? Can you explain also the construction of the bottom of the upper pot more clearly? Sorry for this many questions…

[@heeresma]

And is the Sanded Buff the Sanded Buff Premium 1100-1290 from Potclays?

[@AlchemyCeramic]

Hi Heeresma😊 Netherlands! I’m so glad my videos are reaching to Dutch people ❤️ Yes my clay is from Potclay and both clay you mentioned is the correct one. I believe you can find stoneware rough clay in Netherlands. it should not be too groggy for the throwing (for your hand) . Then mix any lava type of clay about 10% to get freckles. You can mix Mica also. This is not the clay. This is powder base. I haven’t tried by myself but I know other potter use it to get freckles. The Glaze should be transparent type to maximize the outcome.

[@AlchemyCeramic]

I will 😊