Throwing a Round Porcelain Vase with Thin Neck

[@berneemartin4383]

I haven't thrown in porcelain for years, but I love watching you throw it into such elegant shapes. Mesmerizingly beautiful and that's even before you add your lovely crystalline glazes on them.

[@karvald]

The blowtorch method is new to me, but brilliant... especially for that buttery porcelain. What a great way to stretch out that short window of throwability!! Well done.

[@Matthornepottery]

Thank you :)

[@fsddsa]

You have magical stability in your hands, couldn't take my eyes off it.

[@amykastelin8802]

Exquisitely executed! I love watching you refine the shoulder

[@hi-im-casper]

i really wish you would post more, these videos help me with my anxiety and help me with my own pottery

[@clifforddalton3067]

excellent throwing skills Matt, thanks for sharing

[@heyjenb]

beautiful work. look at how the light falls on the outside curve...just gorgeous Matt.

[@jesussaves7938]

Something about your Wheel-Throwing is so mesmerizing... I haven't been on a Wheel for ages!

[@craigmore3433]

Brilliant stuff. Amazing steady hands. If you're ever in Finsbury Park, drop in and throw a few pots

[@FMFvideos]

Nice toothpick holder.

[@sequoiapoliticaladvisory]

Absolutly Amazing! Thanks a lot for sharing this.

[@menushaisuri5306]

it's so pretty and very delicate

[@idealdo]

You're awesome! Thanks for showing us. I'm learning pottery in a local workshop, I'd be really nice if you could also describe the materials you use so we can learn more. Thanks! Warm regards!

[@kosselamm5077]

Wonderful! You have Gods hands

[@petreiasmina5717]

wonderful work, and i absolutely love the music

[@رسوماتي-ش9ع]

Hello

[@lovelylittlegirl3332]

Bravo! Amazing technique and a very beautiful result.

[@alshimarya8221]

You are rare I admire your work.

[@ericspecht8860]

Very nice! If I were to attempt a piece like that I'd trim the foot first because with my luck, after spending so much time on the mouth, that's the part I'd screw up. :-)

[@heather910]

Wow, mad skills Watching you work is so attractive.

[@triyasharoy7225]

❤️ You are my inspiration ❤️

[@sasuke723uchiha]

wow beautiful work!!!!!!!!!

[@fennelcomeaux9663]

ngl I clicked on this video thinking you were gonna throw it against the wall or some shit but this is even better

[@bettygreiser2919]

Does the neck close when the clay shrinks? Will trapped air be a problem? Gorgeous!

[@Matthornepottery]

The necks stay open, I've never had an issue with trapped air :)

[@angelabennett6446]

Beautiful! Amazing technique, too. Can you share what kind of rib you are using? And what blow torch brand you use? I love your work. Thank you for sharing!

[@Matthornepottery]

Generally I'll use Mudtools stainless ribs (shapes 4 & 5) :) and the blow torch was from a company called Bullfinch Gas.

[@ow2750]

brilliant

[@agatanowak2263]

very impressive!

[@talhaffgamer4823]

Amazing video

[@jonathantran7102]

Why don't you upload more often?

[@Ab68686]

I've noticed a lot of crystalline potters throwing similar shapes (bulbous vessels with long narrow necks). I'm just curious why that is.

[@jesswright1414]

Awesome!

[@epicaramemodama]

What is the practical purpose of making such a vase? It's basically just a clay sphere

[@Matthornepottery]

It's just a decorative piece.

[@RomTavor]

I don’t get why this channel only has 15k subs

[@dianad.6514]

Come to the Mitad del mundo!!

[@electricfuzzband]

Beautiful work. Strange question, do you film in 24 fps? Your video has a very cinematic feel to it.

[@Matthornepottery]

Cory Potrafka thank you :) yes all filmed in 24fps 👍🏼

[@felicianohernandezlara7228]

*Hello Where did you buy the revolving base? Or is it done? friend*

[@frozenorbit7709]

Do you have any tips for beginners ive been throwing for about 4-5 weeks and still can’t center

[@savinosabato3947]

Bellissimo

[@ZeeChik]

Wow, the top .......

[@dawnbeasley8897]

Doesn't using the blowtorch risk damage to the wheel?

[@james-r]

Do you ever have bloopers? lol

[@Matthornepottery]

STD -TV of course haha

[@chrisamar5137]

It would be nice for us mere mortals to see this, occasionally.

[@PappyRika]

Maybe this is a dumb question, but does anyone know why he torches it?

[@Matthornepottery]

It dries it out to make the clay firmer and easier to work with when making shapes like this :)

[@kadarkhan8486]

kha ki mitti he kon sa des he

[@marcd4992]

May I ask how many pounds are you throwing in this video?

[@brunaleonela]

Lindo!

[@tlemakoti416]

this is powerful.....hey.

[@staceywallington1942]

How much clay did you use for that shape? 😊

[@رسوماتي-ش9ع]

Hello

[@allyselafountain9496]

I'm no expert but it looked like about a softball amount. The way it was on the wheel looked about how much I use (about the size of a softball) everyday. I hoped this helped.

[@kk5838]

I always worry about your touching the pot after you torch it. Like, don't burn your hands, man!

[@melijanne]

I don't see any use for this pottery other than decoration. Just not practical with such a small top unless have one very tall flower lol. In the ancient times pottery was used for collecting water and storing food and cooking. Not so much anymore.

[@dianad.6514]

You are great, I want! hermoso!

[@leannasurina9124]

Pottery Porn...

[@77mviews44]

hahahha