Some of my wood fired pots

Hello all,
Some years ago I visit the forum and enjoy your fantastic pots.
I never dared to show the things that I do, due to my short experience in ceramics ....
I would appreciate it if you tell me your point of view of my work.

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Here you can see something else:
http://bonboixbonsai.blogspot.com/

As you can see I am not fluent in the language, and also google translator . I hope you understand me.

Regards
Jordi

The pieces of your pots very good, with bonsai trees
_ Thank you for sharing.

Wow, the original post from Spain and the first reply is from Vietnam. This is what makes the Internet and the forum so great.

I am a traditionalist when it comes to pots, so I do like fur and seven.

Do not worry about the language thing; your work speaks for you.

Thank to you Mnhthu99.

Billy, you look surprised?..., if Spain and Vietnam are the center of the world, heh, heh . I agree with you, this helps to make great the forum, among other things ... Thank you also for your time.

Un saludo Boix, buenos trabajos, esta bien verte por este foro. Parece que poco a poco nos vamos atreviendo los españoles a mostrar nuestros trabajos...Espero verte por aqui y poder conversar de vez en cuando.
Un saludo
Raul

Hola Raul, y gracias.
Hay algunos que somos tímidos incluso en internet...
Nos vemos.

Jordi



Hi Raul, and thanks.

There are some who are shy even on the internet ...
See you.

Jordi

I'd like to show you some new pieces that have come out of my small anagama kiln.
Hope you like ...

Some for mame or kusamono:

boix wrote: my small anagama kiln.

Boix,

Interesting surfaces. Good job.

I am most interested in your small anagama...that sounds intriguing...

Can you show photos of it ?

-Big Dave

ps. are you glazing or is it completely flyash

Hey Big Dave, thanks

The last pieces are all unglazed, only a mixture of clay and fly ash.

You can see pictures of the construction on my blog: http://bonboixbonsai.blogspot.com.es/
If you are interested I can get a picture of the kiln, as I have made ​​several changes over time.
I do not have much experience in this, only five or six fires, but I learned ...
The last firing was very fast, "only" 18 hours, but it easily (16 h) to cone 13 in the front.

Greetings

Jordi

Jordi,

Wooow great blog ! amazing kiln, good job !

It is unbelievable how much activity is going on in peoples lives, bonsai and ceramics, all across the world, we dont speak the same language but are doing almost identical things. !

Everyone check out that kiln and understand the work involved to build and fire it is enormous

Thanks Dave
You make beautiful pieces!
Cheers

I enjoy your colors and forms!

Keep it up...

Rob A.

Thank you very much Rob.
Your pots are not bad ...
The comment of a great bonsai potter gives me encouragement
Cheers

Some new pots

30x24x10 cm:


21x16x6 cm:


22 diam x 6 cm:


Salute!
Jordi
http://bonboixbonsai.blogspot.com.es/

Very nice pots and fire! I looked at your blog and you have a beautiful anagama. If I may offer my opinion, I think the canvas texture is a bit distracting.
Cheers, Preston

Thank you very much Preston!
Your opinions are always welcome. I am only a learner - self taught
Cheers, Jordi