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Uploaded by on May 29, 2009

Tea bowl forms representing several periods and style changes. Thank to aucustic guitarist and artist Harvey Reid for permission to use his music in these videos. Harvey's web site - http://www.woodpecker.com/

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  • Very nice tea bowls. Thanks for sharing.

    Cindy

  • @DirtKickerStudio Thank you for appreciating.. BTW, You make nice pots..

  • at :54 seconds very nice glaze

  • @SwGkentuckyC

    Thank you. It is an old piece and still here in the studio I think..

  • @ronmello1 very nice i spent alot of time working on wood fired tea bowls but these glazes are very nice i need to get back into more glaze work

  • @SwGkentuckyC

    I would love to have the space to fire with wood. I am planning a small soda kiln this fall. Hope to get some nice surfaces that way. The glazes I use are a combination of commercial and created in combination. The best i can do with oxidation. I do like Ash glazes and can get some nice stuff that way. Where are you located?

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  • I really liked the blue bowl and 1:50 and the light blue one at 2:12. Great inspiration and thanks so much in sharing them. Please keep them coming. Thanks

  • A very nice and professional video, thanks. Great looking work!

  • Wow... Love your tea bowls. Not only are your forms beautiful and unique but your glaze work is very pretty. Thanks so much for sharing!

  • Beautiful Bowls, beautiful glazes.... Great work ,very inspirational. Thank you for sharing.

  • nice.

  • @ronmello1  Coming from you, that is a huge compliment :) Thanks!

    Cindy

  • @ronmello1 utah I am going to the university of utah its where i study film and pottery heh :). I generally try and do most if not all of my pieces in our wood kiln. But the issue there is getting wood. So i spent alot of my time in a never ending search for dead trees in the mountains and yards up here. But the results are worth it. I have to say though I am impressed that these oxidation. Very nice

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