Some pots for the new gallery

A screwy riveted grass pot with ash glaze....

Hi Dale,

you have developed a unique style that is unique, this is not to copy.

Best wishes
Peter

Thanks Peter

D.

I thought some might enjoy a photo article I did on making a large wheel-thrown custom pot. If interested you can read the article and see the pictures on Paul Stokes' website ofBonsai.org


http://ofbonsai.org/the-last-page/editorials/making-a-large-wheel-thrown-custom-bonsai-pot?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+OfbonsaiMagazine+%28ofBonsai+Magazine%29

I hope you find it interesting.

D.

Very nice job Dale !
Maybe one day we will be able to use a wheel ourselves.....

Kind regards
Martin

Thanks Martin.

Here are a few new pots.
First a BIG commissioned 'Dry Riverbed' pot that will be going to a customer in Florida.

Here are a few 7inch to 10 inch pots.

A nice Tenmoku glaze




A couple of my "Dry Riverbed" pots






I like this 'Rose' colored ash glaze I came up with a while back.

A couple shohin cascade pots about 4" across and 5-6" high.

Looking good Dale some really nice pots there

Regards

Andy

Thanks Andy. Your last ones are also pretty darn nice!!

Cheers Dale

Just pm'd you buddy

Regards

Andy

A tiny slab-built rectangle with indented corners.
It's Funny, this is where I started 14 years ago!

Beautiful pottery Dale,
Regards,
Giang
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Nice Dale...I especially like the last dry riverbed pot and the last one, above.

Thanks John and Giang,
John, I rarely make any slab pots that small anymore.

D.

A new larger 'Bamboo and Sun' semi-cascade pot. It is a thrown and altered soft-cornered square with hand carved bottom and feet.
All four sides have bamboo on them and two oposite sides have a sun.
It measures 28 cm wide and 15.5 cm high.

D.



and, the other side that was kissed a bit heavier by flames. Bamboo and sun reversed.

Here are a few shots of a big, heavy commissioned pot made for a Ponderosa pine.
The order was for a big ,square unglazed 'cement block' of a pot with all softly rounded corners and an incurved top lip that was not made from a seperate piece that might leave a seam showing on the side ( This was a bit of a challenge) . Inside was to be ( and is exactly!) 10 inches x 10 inches x 7 inches deep. (Outside is 11 x 11 x 8 1/2).

I love this pot Dale very nice and powerful. Would be god o see the tree potted up in it

All the bet

Andy

Stone Monkey wrote:I love this pot Dale very nice and powerful. Would be god o see the tree potted up in it

All the bet

Andy

Thanks Andy. yes, I also think it's a powerful pot.
I should get a pic soon of the ponderosa potted into it.

D.

A large unglazed cascade rivet pot



two shots of an unglazed rustic round






and, a medium-sized Tenmoku round



also, a medium-sized oval with the same glaze as above pot.

BUGZ
Something new I've been doing.
This was the first one fired and now I think I got the hang of it. I just needed better brushes.

A drippy oval with a nice new glaze.





One of my favorite glazes, a nice oribe




A large 'Dry Riverbed' pot that was commissioned by a vendor friend for his semi-cascade Satsuki azalea.

A large commissioned unglazed oval

3 shots of a new large Bamboo cascade.

Dale Cochoy wrote: One of my favorite glazes, a nice oribe

I LOVE this one! The ants are cool too.

R