Traditional Handicrafts of Jingdezhen
Feel the magnificent craftsmanship of traditional Jingdezhen porcelain. From the harvesting of Kaolin clay, purification, molding, outlining, painting, glazing to the building and firing in…
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Ronald Pothier : Making a Stoneware Teapot
How teapots are made on a throwing wheel. Pottery made from Stoneware clay.Ronald Pothier is a potter from Quebec. Watch as he transforms a hunk…
Making Ceramic Texture Rollers Stamps
When it comes to texturing clay there are so many different ways to do it – one of the best ways to create your own…
How to kintsukuroi – Kintsugi, Japanese gold repair
Kintsukuroi (Kintsugi) : What is kintsugi? How can you use kintsugi to repair your broken pottery? What do you need to do Kintsugi? Find out here :)
Whichford Pottery: How we make our pots
An introduction to Whichford Pottery with Jim Keeling. Look around the garden at Whichford Pottery and see how they make their handmade terracotta pots. It…
Making a Japanese Teapot
Teapots are a very traditional thing. They signify patience, sophistication and a deep amount of culture. One of the reasons is because teapots are simply so damn hard…
Pingu, Peppa Pig, and Pottery
Pingu Pottery – The Animated Series about Pingu How do you start to teach kids about the joys of pottery? Well, the people at Pingu…
Ceramic 3D Printers
3D Printing has been around for a couple of years now… but it has only been used with plastic filament. Well things are about to…
Alexandra Engelfriet Ceramic Artist
The camera observes closely how Alexandra Engelfriet molds pieces of clay into an object of art. The sounds and images of her working closely with…
Ceramics for Beginners: Wheel Throwing – Throwing a Bowl
Throwing on the wheel can be very hard work when starting out. In fact, lots of potters say that the first 10,000 bowls you throw…
