Surprise from my kiln

Dear Klaudia,
Thank you for your review.
Glaze spray or paint with the brush is both not simply. Earlier I sprayed the glaze, but then only with the brush applied glaze.
Apply with the brush glaze is like painting in ink images.
You must to drain the glaze from the Brush tool, rotate the brush, press harder or softer on for a glazing pattern you want to have.
It requires much experience for this.

Hi Rob,
thank you very much
all pots burn together in an oven, I make no extra fire.
Only low fire then high fire.

Small changes in pots such as feet, edge or glaze
change the overall picture of a pot.
The tree determines the shape of the pot and every detail is essential.

Best regaeds
Peter
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"Again a blaze of colour."

This small Lotus pots have the dimensions: 15 x 12 cm x 5 cm

Best regards
Peter
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Excellent Lotus pots Peter, just my size and colours,

Love, Peace & Bananas,
Simon

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Beautiful. The sensuality of your work is breath-taking.

Russell

Hi Simon,
thanks for the compliment

Hi Russell,
thank you, this is the nicest compliment for a Potter

Best regards
Peter

Here are a few larger pots to stimulate the imagination.


Size: 31,3 cm x 26,4 cm x 9,2 cm


Size: 44 cm x 34,5 cm x 6,8 cm


Size: 48 cm x 36,5 cm x 6 cm


Size: 50,5 cm x 36,5 cm x 5 cm

Best regards
Peter
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This pot is for an azalea.



Here a virtual



Azalea and virtual by Josef Knieke

Best regards
Peter
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Hello Peter,

my satsuki azalea "Subaru" will look great in the new pot! I made a virtual with the tree in flower. Everything looks light, feminine and lovely, just as intended!
Thank you so much.

Heike

Hello dear Heike,

Thank you for this nice compliment.

Best wishes
Peter

And here the Emperor's concubines


Size: 15,5 x 12 x 5,6 cm


Size: 22 x 17,4 x 6,4 cm


Size: 24 x 19 x 6,2 cm


Size: 26,3 x 21 x 6,2 cm


Size 27 x 21,5 x 6,5 cm

Diameter: 45 cm x 14 cm hight




Diameter: 45 cm x 14 cm hight

Best regards
Peter
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A very effective use of stain before glaze on this red glaze!

Lovely Peter

Wow Peter.
How i wish your with in reach,it'll be an honor to have one of your pot,EXCELLENT workmanship
Regards,
Alex

Hi Rob,

thank you very much.
Yes, the Red is devilishly good.

Hi Alex,
thanks for the nice compliment.

Best regards
Peter

Here a mysterious glaze "the snakeskin"






Size: 32 cm x 27 cm x 6,5 cm

Best regards
Peter
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Peter

Always beautiful to look at and always an inspiration.With beautiful concubines like that I wish I was emperor
Will we be seeing you at the Noelanders Trophy next year?

Keep making these wonderful pots

Kind regards

Andy

Hi Andy,
thanks for the nice compliment.
Since I am already two years in retirement, I attend more no international exhibitions.
Perhaps we see us next year in Germany on the EBA in Ratingen.
Many greetings
Peter

And here the "Golden Lotus"


Size: 15 cm x 12 cm x 5 cm

Best regards
Peter
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Peter, Beautiful pots the last several posts with some exquisite glazes ( I REALLY like the reds!).
I finally have to ask....how do you manage to turn out this amount of detailed work without the use of molds or a wheel??
Some of us are dying to know....I'm sure?

Dale

Hi Dale,
unfortunately I can not make pottery on a wheel. Working with forms is not as good. If a customer wants the pot 1 cm taller, then I have no form.
It is best to do everything by hand. Then we can all pottery as desired.

I think the answer to your question:
pottery over 30 years, I have to date about 40 tons of processed clay. This is the secret.

Here, even a pot of 1979, before I take any pictures.




12/1984

12/1984

02/1985

02/1985

02/1985

03/1987

02/1988

12/1988

11/1989

02/1990

08/1990

12/2001

012004

06/2008

Best regards
Peter
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