Some of my pots......

Hello you two,

the second from the bottom pot is in typical Chinese style.
I like this form of pot.
Here is an example of a drawing from the "Gothaer album"



Best regards
Peter

Because of the obvious craftsmanship that is evident in this thread and the informative followup by Peter, I feel that the IBC is gaining merit in the forefront of today's bonsai pottery!
It is great to see a progression, intended or not, of how current and traditional pottery trends(styles) are used, modified, and presented. We can see traditions being used and molded into new directions. We can discuss what we like about pieces and debate, with imput from both the potters and bonsai artists themselves.

Now here is a worthy forum WITHOUT all the trash talk and political ramblings.

Thanks for bringing the IBC back on the map Kev

This one has found a new home. Let me take the time to comment on the artists work which is absolutely phenomenal. Well done Klaudia, take a well deserved bow.

There is an intended resident for this piece, but folks will need to wait until next spring. Sorry!

These are great! My faves are the banged up ones.

Wow! Your pots are beautiful, and would look awesome with any bonsai tree! Do you sell your pots, and if so do you have more information you can give me to purchase some of your works? Thank you, Jason (JaAugie)

Hello together

@Peter

the second from the bottom pot is in typical Chinese style.
I like this form of pot.
Here is an example of a drawing from the "Gothaer album"

Thank you Peter...its always nice that there's someone with the right and real knowledge!!!

@Rob

We can discuss what we like about pieces and debate, with imput from both the potters and bonsai artists themselves.

I'm with you !!!! I'm inspired everytime I see different works of other potters or have a chat with an bonsaiartist.

@Rick
I'm so happy my pot has arrived savely and that you like it!
Thanks for trusting my skills

Kind regards
Klaudia

very very beautiful, i would like take up pottery as well, but do i hav to hav a kiln to do it ?

Sixhunter, yes a kiln is required, although you don't necessarily need to own your own kiln. I don't know what is available in Singapore, but in the U.S. one can generally find a studio that gives lessons and that will fire your work for a fee.

Roger

Ang galing! Full of subtlety...

great looking pots. do you sell tot he public?

Klaudia,

Very nice pots!! I really like the aged quality you've accomplished. Keep up the good work.

Jose Luis

Hi Klaudia and Martin, hope you are both well.

Okay Klaudia, I'm ready to see some new pots. What do you have for us?

Russell

Hello Russell

We are both well and hope you are fine, too, thank you very much for asking! And it’s also very nice and kind to ask for my work!

YES WELL ....my pots......I hope I will be able to show some pots till the end of this year.
We moved home last autumn and there was so much work to do. Inside the new house....half a renovation.....In the garden...some tons of earth have been moved. A good and usefull workshop was build from a simple wooden roof above pure earth...with insolation , windows ..so on... .
Thats ready now....a nice place to work with any kind of wood, stone , bonsai, clay, glaze ....and all that under natural light.
So thats where the kiln will be set up!
Still the cable for he power electricity must be digged into the ground.

Additionally we now have a new companion....a little labrador.....
and she really needs her time!!!!

So you will understand that there wasn’t much time for the clay.....especially as I can not enjoy the work under pressure....I’m not able to find the pots performance in itself than.

BUT...a few have been made so far....waiting for the kiln.....



...always the nose on ground....not sure if it can be developed for yamadori....







....and a glimpse under the roof.






Kind regards
Klaudia

Hello together

Nearly 2 years ago we had fired our last kiln and now we are very glad to start again.
Lots of work has been done and efforts made to set up a new home and workingspace.
SO…..WE ARE BACK INTO FUN NOW…….

All greenware has been fired, glazed and fired again the last weeks……a little fatiguing….
but a christmas every 3 days with the opening of a fired kiln!

I like to share my new pots with you and will start with some accentpots…..I hope you like it!

Kind regards
Klaudia



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Very nice accent pots! Keep up the good work...

Regards to both of you!

Very lovely work! Your accent pots exhibit interesting forms and colors!

Rob Addonizio

Excellent styles and colors. love the purple and turquoise.
Dale

G'day Klaudia...

Wonderful pots...displaying artisry and skill.

A difficult task...selecting a favorite...I like them all, however, I would select 1 & 6.

You said "...Number 4 is 25 x 19 x 4,5 cm...Number 6 is 22,5 x 15 x 3,5 cm...Sorry, I'm no good in US sizes...". That's something of a problem over here as well.

The conversion would be (within 5/100")...#4 9.84" x 7.48" x 1.77"...#6 8.86" x 5.91" x 1.38". Conversion from centimeters to inches...centimeters/2.58 = inches.

Pat…mounted on my trusty stead, riding off wildly in all directions

Hi Klaudia,

Nice work. I like your glazes. I'll bet it feels good to get back to making pots after all the remodelling and yard work.

Roger

Hello you two,

It has even used some time before you could burn again,

But just as it is, what takes a long time is finally good,
and in your case, it is really turned out well.

They are beautiful little Minis, and each individual will have no trouble finding the tree for life.

Best regards
Peter

Hi Klaudia & Martin

Excellent pots, thanks for showing. I also love the tourquiose and the purple glaze. Glad your settled now in your new place and you are able to pot again

Regards

Andy

Hello together

Thank you all for your kind words (and size-transformation).....that really makes me feel to be "into the clay..." again....

Very lovely work! Your accent pots exhibit interesting forms and colors!

Thank you Rob. I tried a few new things to get more experience.

I bet it feels good to get back to making pots after all the remodelling and yard work.

OH YES Roger...you can really bet on that

I also love the tourquiose and the purple glaze.

Thank you Dale and Andy....we around when the first light catches the pot while opening the kiln !!!



A few more pots ....enjoy


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I also like to post a link to our favourite german forum where I have shown some minis and mame.

http://www.bonsai-fachforum.de/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=25461

Kind regards
Klaudia

Hello everybody

I also like to show you some bigger pots.
So here are some "oldstyle" ones we favour very much ourselves.
I hope you like it too

Kind regards
Klaudia



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I really like that idea!
Just a bit of "Damage" gives them a nice rustic look.

A couple of them remind me of the damage that squirrels have done to my Mica pots with their teeth!

Dale

Hi Klaudia,

these are also all very nice pots.
I'm looking forward to the summer festival

regards
Peter