Throwing and altering a ceramic tulip vase (asmr, no text and voiceover)

[@jsud5559]

Lovely! No chatter, no music, just great work. Thanks so much for sharing. I would love to see the glazed product once you reach the “finish line”. 😂

[@klementi-art]

Thank you, I'm glad you like. The vase is waiting a good moment to re-fire it, as the first firing it was not evenly glazed :( but you can imagine it in pure white glaze.

[@charmainesmith1362]

I LOVE these videos!! I love ALL the videos!! I’ll take whatever you prefer at the time-just keep making them!! What a beautiful vase- the use of a teaspoon is fun to watch too 🙂

[@klementi-art]

I'm so glad you like them all :) Those comments give me strenth to continu making them.

[@fenris8585]

I really enjoy watching your movies! Great job! Also noticed your bat system - is it sth custom? Looks like vinyl or some rubber?

[@klementi-art]

I am glad you love my videos. Thank you for your kind words. The bat I use in this video is cut out from waterproof plywood. The brown surface is some kind of laminate layer, It gives a nice surface to work on. But still, moistureproof MDF is far better material for a bat.

[@fenris8585]

@@klementi-art Thank you for the answer. It looks very elegant anyway :) I'm going to experiment with custom-made bats from water-proof mdf (green one). I'll follow you to learn more wheel throwing techniques. Thanks for sharing this!

[@klementi-art]

Good luck, and Im also curious how you're progressing. I'm waiting for better weather to make new bats from green MDF and cut them outside. Take care.