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Nadya Mangion posted an update in the group
2 years agoHandbuilding Process: from inspiration to finished piece. I wanted to reproduce the eroded rock formations at my local beach. Handbuilt coiled pot 45 cm diam., 35 cm high. Dried crushed peanut shells applied mixed in a thick slip. One glaze sprayed on the smooth section, another raku lustre glaze applied thickly on the textured part. Raku fired to 1060C and reduced for 2 hours in shredded paper and dried seaweed.
Nina Tapper-Floman, Stephen and 58 others11 Comments-
WOW! This is amazing! So clearly inspired by those beautiful rocks!
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Thank you!
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Love the method. Very creative.
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Thank you!
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Wow! it looks just like the rocks! You are very talented. And so hard to make such a big piece. 🙂 Thanks for sharing! Dbj
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Thank you!
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🙂 love to see your work!
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Fascinating visual and material dialogue between your local field site, field studies and studio. Thanks for posting photos of your connection to this place and your processes.
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Thank you. I am blessed and grateful with what is my constant inspiration being so close by.
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I really like how you posted the inspiration and the pot together. Great idea!
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I am glad you liked it. Thank you for your comment.
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