From the Stone Monkey Kiln
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Re: From the Stone Monkey Kiln
Hi Andy,
That's again a nice pot from you.
regards
Peter
That's again a nice pot from you.
regards
Peter
peter krebs- Member
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Nice pots...bad chip...don't you just hate when that happens!
kitoi- Member
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kitoi wrote:Nice pots...bad chip...don't you just hate when that happens!
That's just a bit of extra character, my man
Rob Addonizio- Member
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kitoi wrote:Nice pots...bad chip...don't you just hate when that happens!
Not a Chip.. I suspect that Andy had a we bit of wax on his finger when working on the base, and the galse has 'resisted' at the rim.
Robs on the money... its character. Budda embraces inperfection... just like me
Tony
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Hi Kitoi
Looks like a chip but it's not thanks god, must have been a bit of stray wax resist that ended up where it should not have been not that I am bothered as Rob says it gives the glaze a little nuance, plus there is another side to the pot
However if it were a chip then I really want to find out how japanese potters use the gold fill technique to repair but still show off the damaged area. I know how I can fill the damaged area out and refine it but I am unsure of the gold part whether or not it is solid gold or gold leaf on a filler.
Hi petit-arbre
Thanks for the kind comment
Hi Peter
Thanks for the support. Talking of repairing damaged pots, the Japanese way, do you know how it is done with the gold fill technique or where I could find some information on this technique. I know antique pots that are damaged are not discarded but repaired with the repaired area highlighted with gold to show the flaw. Any help or advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Regards to you all
Andy
Looks like a chip but it's not thanks god, must have been a bit of stray wax resist that ended up where it should not have been not that I am bothered as Rob says it gives the glaze a little nuance, plus there is another side to the pot
However if it were a chip then I really want to find out how japanese potters use the gold fill technique to repair but still show off the damaged area. I know how I can fill the damaged area out and refine it but I am unsure of the gold part whether or not it is solid gold or gold leaf on a filler.
Hi petit-arbre
Thanks for the kind comment
Hi Peter
Thanks for the support. Talking of repairing damaged pots, the Japanese way, do you know how it is done with the gold fill technique or where I could find some information on this technique. I know antique pots that are damaged are not discarded but repaired with the repaired area highlighted with gold to show the flaw. Any help or advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Regards to you all
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
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Hi Tony
You hit the nail on the head sir! Beauty through imperfection in an imperfect world plus a bit of stray wax resist
Looking forward to Friday evening
All the best
Andy
You hit the nail on the head sir! Beauty through imperfection in an imperfect world plus a bit of stray wax resist
Looking forward to Friday evening
All the best
Andy
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Re: From the Stone Monkey Kiln
Hi Andy,
Look here.
http://www.bonsaipots.net/index.php?page=gold-and-ceramics
Regards
Peter
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Look here.
http://www.bonsaipots.net/index.php?page=gold-and-ceramics
Regards
Peter
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peter krebs- Member
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Peter
Thankyou so much. An excellent read and something I shall try on my next chipped pot
Regards
Andy
Thankyou so much. An excellent read and something I shall try on my next chipped pot
Regards
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
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Hi all I am that IBC member these two pots where made for and i`m delighted with them both although i`m only keeping one and it will be the one with the imperfection. Theyr`e both stunning pots from a master craftsman.
Ian.
Ian.
Ian Warhurst- Member
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Thanks for your kind words Ian nowhere near the master but yet but I keep striving to get there
All the best my friend
Andy
All the best my friend
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
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Hi Andy
I think your friend hath absolutely right.
regards
Peter
I think your friend hath absolutely right.
regards
Peter
peter krebs- Member
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Peter
Thankyou for the support, it means alot to me
All the best
Andy
Thankyou for the support, it means alot to me
All the best
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
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Beautiful vessels, Monkey-
I wish you all the best
Rob
I wish you all the best
Rob
Rob Addonizio- Member
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Hi Andy,
With this pots you have good luck with Noelanders weekend.
I wish you every success
regards
Peter
With this pots you have good luck with Noelanders weekend.
I wish you every success
regards
Peter
peter krebs- Member
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Hi Andy,
Nice pots mate & I look forward to seeing them at close quarters
See ya Friday,
Simon
Nice pots mate & I look forward to seeing them at close quarters
See ya Friday,
Simon
bonsai monkey- Member
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Dear Andy
That is quick cooling
Pot number 5 is very nice !
So tender , tender appearence in the glaze.
Love this because it is balancing with the primair and
strong shape of the pot.
Wish You happy jumping time for one of the next days.
Tonight i 'll be a jumping bunny and open my kiln.
Kind regards
Morea
That is quick cooling
Pot number 5 is very nice !
So tender , tender appearence in the glaze.
Love this because it is balancing with the primair and
strong shape of the pot.
Wish You happy jumping time for one of the next days.
Tonight i 'll be a jumping bunny and open my kiln.
Kind regards
Morea
Morea- Member
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Hi Morea
These pots were from last weeks firing. The kiln is still too hot from yesterday's firing. I should be able to open the kiln on Tuesday or Wednesday. Don't think I will have time to post any of the new pots as I have to price and pack over 100 pots for Noelanders
Thanks for you kind comments and I will see you on Friday
Kind regards
Andy
These pots were from last weeks firing. The kiln is still too hot from yesterday's firing. I should be able to open the kiln on Tuesday or Wednesday. Don't think I will have time to post any of the new pots as I have to price and pack over 100 pots for Noelanders
Thanks for you kind comments and I will see you on Friday
Kind regards
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
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I am looking forward to pick my pot up!
See you all soon
Peter
See you all soon
Peter
landerloos- Member
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Andy,
I really like the 6th pot and the last pot. Very nice clay body on that last pot.
D.
I really like the 6th pot and the last pot. Very nice clay body on that last pot.
D.
Dale Cochoy- Member
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Great Looking suff
I really like that Green Glaze, I hope you do well this weekend!
Robert.
I really like that Green Glaze, I hope you do well this weekend!
Robert.
Robert Wallace- Member
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ooooh... and I get to see them first in real life...sorry Guys
Tony
Tony
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