Jun 11, 2011
Jun 3, 2011
Was I thinking about breakfast?
Eggshell on legs =)


and rice porridge:


Looks like our kiln is acting ip again, so the glaze comes out a bit weird.
And two plates, same glaze that I did for the previous pomegranate drawings, but now the copper oxyde comes out very dark:



and rice porridge:
Looks like our kiln is acting ip again, so the glaze comes out a bit weird.
And two plates, same glaze that I did for the previous pomegranate drawings, but now the copper oxyde comes out very dark:
May 30, 2011
May 20, 2011
Summer is...
...wheat in bloom

...poppies

...and of course strawberries!

...poppies
...and of course strawberries!
May 2, 2011
Shades of green 2
The weather today is very much like my latest work, very wet, blue and green.




And yet another "pomegranate" plate, but I wasn't too happy with the result, shouldn't have put those cobalt dots, too strong for the green glaze. So off it went to a colleague's house.

And yet another "pomegranate" plate, but I wasn't too happy with the result, shouldn't have put those cobalt dots, too strong for the green glaze. So off it went to a colleague's house.
Apr 29, 2011
Shades of green
Our kiln has been repaired (it was a very sad month without), and I have finally new pieces to show.
I'm into little boxes lately, not very useful, but fun to make!



And I mixed all my glaze essais into something very bizarre, but quite interesting. Since I'm using it for my kusamonos, it matches plants texture very well.


I'm into little boxes lately, not very useful, but fun to make!
And I mixed all my glaze essais into something very bizarre, but quite interesting. Since I'm using it for my kusamonos, it matches plants texture very well.
Apr 8, 2011
Ikat pouches
For some years I had in my stash meters and meters of balinese and ouzbek ikat, just for the pleasure of looking at it ^.^
And now I finally had some courage to do something with it:




And something I would never ever dream of cutting up - a ceremonial sarong hand woven by a very generous brahmin lady, a month of painstaking work on a rudimental loom.

And now I finally had some courage to do something with it:
And something I would never ever dream of cutting up - a ceremonial sarong hand woven by a very generous brahmin lady, a month of painstaking work on a rudimental loom.
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