THE BEST MASTER pottery for Treasure Toscana - learn, enjoy and RELAX

This is what happen when you fire a cup!!!
The Master pottery Terry Davies in a short movie for Treasure Toscana, showing his master technique on the art on ceramics. A relaxing art and beautiful moment to share with all of you. Check more at www.treasuretoscana.com

[@berneemartin4383]

This is my first viewing of this ceramic artist - it intrigued me enough to go find out more after seeing this - I found a very interesting comment about this particular work of his, "It has been named "skin of elephant" (elephant skin). These pieces are thrown, but they are pushed outwards while they are being made, to crack the surface; they give the feeling of dry burnt earth. "* I think that explains quite a bit right there. In the comments here some do not understand what Terry Davies is creating at all. That is understandable, as he is coming from many decades of experience working with clay first as a production potter and then as a studio potter (he truly is a master potter) and he is also using an aesthetic which is far more Asian than Western. Personally, I love clay and all which can be done with it, and for the last few years especially, I seem to be somewhat obsessed with highly textured surfaces. I also very much appreciate the Japanese concept of Wabi-Sabi described in Wikipedia "In traditional Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi (侘 寂) is a world view centered on the acceptance of transience and imperfection. The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete"." For me, this artist definitely explores those types of beauty in his work. I hope this helps some of those who are perhaps just beginning to love clay, but don't have much experience working with it or viewing ceramic artwork yet to understand somewhat why this artist is viewed as a master potter. BTW, I love the textured surface of his teapot, which is shown in focus for only a second near the beginning of this video - 0:26. * terrydavies.it/about-me/

[@gistus123]

beauty is in the eye of the beholder, here i see an artist who has not constrained himself by pre-constructed ideas of other people, good for him!

[@patriciahunter960]

this artist's work is beautiful. he has mastered this particular kind of piece.

[@Usasangkhalok]

l love your work very much

[@coryswanson3646]

I like that pile of clay with the cup standing on top of it. that's a pretty cool sculpture. the rest of the video was awesome as well.

[@taephy6742]

Love it....quick, simple, expert and the result just beautiful. A joy to see him work.

[@suchi1111]

What a great job he has!

[@jennifers6435]

Beautiful!

[@marie-lauredechauton6756]

Magnifique travail!!!!!

[@migzz7976]

Fantastic!

[@zidaneliajunco7751]

Me encantó la rusticidad de tus piezas, son oxidos con silicato de sodio

[@zidaneliajunco7751]

Genial trabajo !!!!

[@mrzceramics]

last one was the best one. Great Wabisabi

[@user-vl1xv1tu8n]

Hownice !

[@rw8836]

"This is what happen when you fire a cup!!!" lol

[@mgoc5010]

this is really cool to watch, but what do they look like after they are fired? I'd love to see the design.

[@gatekeeper84]

www.treasuretoscana.com/cups/

[@monicacanal1]

METRO Magnífica la técnica-! Son engobes comunes los que usas.?

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Cool.

[@markwhite6007]

I personally love to use a torch when doing pottery and his expression is no different than "guitar face" when someone is soloing

[@aleksandardonnerstag4760]

Does anyone know what he's applying to the thrown piece? I assume the first layer is sodium silicate, followed by colored slip. Any thoughts?

[@homebrewer7]

WOW, I would like to do thiS

[@Kleshtrem]

looks pretty dope to me. don't understand the hate

[@robertsherman9975]

Kleshtrem Both you and I. Unwarranted negativity, what purpose does it serve ?

[@rechitagpaz]

Eu quero ❤️

[@katestaniak2213]

😍😍😍

[@150things7]

very pleasant to look at this!

[@Denise-vi7eg]

Samson

[@seajay2422]

How many pounds of clay did you use

[@lachlanpalmer8362]

dont be stupid

[@patatasfritasviewer]

Wow fantastic -.-

[@lidiyajoi4005]

Как добиться такого эффекта??? Это ангобы?

[@edstud1]

I was afraid he would torch his finger!

[@loveaffection3787]

cuantos años se necesitan para aprender a trabajar así?

[@fantascay]

for those of you who need translations: 'how many years did it take to learn how to make these?' or could also be read as, 'how many years did you need, to learn to work like that?' seeing as the question has not been answered...

[@user-hf7fg1tl8z]

fantascey girl

[@kjarlsn]

Love&Affection 2 dias.

[@marciaselsor6369]

Terry has worked many years in ceramics around the world. He's been in Italy 20-30 years.

[@benjaminwilson8807]

comment section is hilarious on this one

[@constantinosschinas4503]

not purely mastery-full, just to be kind.

[@whomadethewordword5035]

How unkind to write that comment. An expert always makes a difficult thing look easy. I would have loved to see it after it was fired. Beautiful.

[@deckiedeckie]

Take the Japanase way any day of the week....

[@akilau]

maybe point the camera at him?

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

what's so great about that

[@zidaneliajunco7751]

????

[@namthainam]

FYI it's called "master" because he is able to mass produce it so quickly. It he spent time on each he could make it look impressive but look how many he is making in such a short time. What so you expect?

[@fiapo3104]

the subject of the video is very interesting, because I love to see modeling in clay, but a great sin, the images are out of focus and with objects obstructing the vision. I could not watch.

[@TizianuMenzukialu]

i dont want to be disrespectfull but... the best or master? I do this work and I can say that this guy, isnt best not in the forming on the lathe not on decoration onestly. I had students (kids) who after one hour managed to shape the same shapes

[@pedrozisels]

I think the diference between he and your students is the intentional form. A kid dont do this kind of irregular (more organic or dinamic) shape consciously. He obviously does.

[@maerlon101]

I think that was some ugly pottery

[@steve531109]

A pottery class of 6 year old's could produce something similar .

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Clueless ignoramuses should be prevented from commenting. BTW, it's olds, not old's.

[@MrGoldenwaffler]

Steve Rhodes hey steve, hows marcy doing these days?

[@TheWitchvortex]

I don't think so...

[@carlbrovsky7500]

uh, no

[@booboognu]

What a hater.

[@GuitarraLisboa1977]

Its nice.. but not the best...daaa

[@Cheiko18]

Im currently learning pottery and sculpture and I think art is subjective, but what I would like to say is that this was the most angry pottery I've ever seen, the way the clay was handled was so aggressive, and instead of peaceful serenity on the maker's face there was nothing but a scowl. The whole point of this artform is nurturing and shaping with care and love, letting it grow and show it's true beauty with just some help. This was forceful and there seemed to be a disdain for clay and the end product seemed as angry as the master. I would not like one of a those items in my house. Iwish the best of luck to this master.

[@abberebbege]

Devyani Singh I recommend you to check out more about the history of this artist before to comment something like that. Good luck.

[@Cheiko18]

Matteo Bigi the history has nothing to do with what I see right in front of me. Every other pottery artist I've seen and met do have anger, which is true with every artist, But that anger gets sublimated through art. This, on the other hand was extreme anger targeted towards the clay instead of anger getting solved through the creation of what pleases the person which isn't possible in everyday life. I'm not going to get personal, but anger is an emotion which must be expressed no matter what society would like us to believe.

[@Cheiko18]

Clara Bonnet Clara Bonnet whatever reason you are especially getting pissed off with so far only my comment tells me more about you than anything else. Tonnes of people commented basically the same thing. And ok, you're tough with the clay but look at the expression on his face. This mindset of controlling everything that I am sorry to say I mostly find in Europe is astounding as the general rudeness and forcefulness that comes with it is just not warranted. Like with the clay... And also me. Also reading about him shows he has been doing pretty well so I don't think that "it's a job and people need to eat" argument really applies to a pretty well established artist. And btw who wants to meet you on the internet in the first place?

[@johnkmatsch]

All forms of human emotion and expressions are valid as a force for artistic creation. Just as interesting, i find written and verbal expressions to be a reflection of ones inner world of fear and hurt especially when critical and negative.

[@christelmayland]

Thanks for all your comments, it is so interesting, that we sit alle over the world, seeing the same thing, and reacting so differently.

[@justiceforsethrichwwg1wga160]

Satanist?

[@lachlanpalmer8362]

dont be stupid

[@hugomontiel5643]

The best???? Maybe a good one, but not the best

[@danilkister1650]

NO.

[@CashfromTrash555]

where is the master of pottery ????🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@StuninRub]

quite underwhelming.

[@user-jv4ns5fi6i]

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[@lachlanpalmer8362]

what the fuck are you talking about

[@elvinstarry]

I don’t like that style, too rudest

[@kreed1004]

crude, not rudest

[@costelcolac5045]

the best hi hi hi 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@clivejules6175]

I would not want to touch one of those cups with my hands, let alone putting it to my lips. Yuk!

[@themichaeljms]

underwhelming

[@rizzuyua8087]

thats not pottery -.- its not done that fast, this isnt a competition , you can take your time to do it neat and precise.

[@johnwalker2053]

this is the worst pottery i've seen

[@adifferentangle7064]

A master... of beginners?

[@jbkman]

I bet people pay lots of money for this garbage

[@user-vl1xv1tu8n]

Hownice !