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Nature Inspires (Air Dry Clay)

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GOLDEN LEAF DIY 🍁 perfekt für den Coffeetable oder kleine Schmuckstücke… Ein Ahornblatt – und ein bisschen Kreativität – mehr braucht es nicht für warme Herbstvibes Zuhause. Und es macht so viel Freude kreativ zu sein… 🙌🏼 Ihr benötigt: • Ahornblatt • lufttrocknenden Ton in weiß ( Highlight GOLDEN LEAF ) • Goldspray 1. Den Ton etwas kneten und ausrollen. 2. Das Ahornblatt auflegen und mit Hilfe einer Rolle oder gleichmäßig mit den Händen die Blattstruktur auf den Ton übertragen. 3. Mit einem Messer ausschneiden 4. Die Ränder mit etwas Wasser glätten 5. Das Blatt aufnehmen und zum trocknen in eine Schale legen und über Nacht trocknen lassen. 6. Mit dem Goldlack besprühen und nochmal kurz trocknen lassen. Fertig. Die schönsten Ideen findet man im Herbst draußen in der Natur oder ? 🍂 Ich hoffe, Euch gefällt meine herbstliche Dekoidee 🍂🤎 schönen Sonntag, Ihr Lieben 🫶🏻 #diyart #herbst #dekoideen #herbstblätter #coffeetablestyling #diyherbst #diydeko #diycraft #diyideen #wohninspiration #autumnvibes #gemütlicheszuhause #herbstdeko #herbstzauber#cozyhome #cozyhomedecor #cosiness #cosyliving #cozyinterior #dekoinspiration #homedecor #homestyles #interiordesign #interiorinspirations #interiorstyles #scandinavianhome #mybeautifulhome #myhome2inspire

Christmas House Lantern Workshop

Light up the holidays with your own handmade home to brighten up your space 🏠 Join us at our Christmas House Lantern Workshop, where you’ll mold and carve your own lantern and a little home that glows with warmth and joy. 🗓️ October 12, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm 📍Tahanan Pottery Shop & Studio, Sct. Tobias, Brgy. Laging Handa, QC Limited slots available, so make sure to book your slot in our shop link below:https://tahananpottery.ph/products/christmas-house-lantern-workshop ✉️Have any questions? Feel free to send us a DM or message us in Viber at 0917-127-7207 #TahananPottery #TahananPotteryClasses #potteryph #ceramicsph #artph #workshopsop

Amazing detail work from Khmer Ceramics depicting the age of King Suryavarman II reign in Cambodia (formerly Kampuchea)

Watch as our artisan carves a beautiful ceramic piece inspired by the soldiers of King Suryavarman II, who fought against the Chams. This sculpture is based on the original found in the south gallery of Angkor Wat. Every detail is hand-carved, showcasing the dedication and skill that goes into creating this fully handmade piece. Takes a long time to finish a piece, but the results are truly rewarding! . . #ceramics #sculpture #handcarved #carvingvideo #carvingtutorial #clay #potterylove #potterylife #ceramicart #sculpture #sculptingvideo #potteryart #potteryvideos #potteryaddict #homedecor #ceramicdesign #ceramiclove #pottersofinstagram #wheelthrownceramics #claysculpture #ceramicsculpture #lovepottery #siemreap #cambodia #khmerceramics

Elevated & Tilted Wheel Throwing

Textured Lidded Jar

How To Decorate A Vase

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Glazing Shapes Like This

I know there’s other ways of glazing shapes like this, such as first coating the inside and then dunking the outside, or attempting to dip it all at once, but the reason I do it the other way around is as follows.   The first thing to understand is that this specific glaze dries into an absurdly fragile layer. If I were to coat the interior first, let it dry, (which you must do in order for the walls to become desaturated with water—thus being able to absorb water again when the exterior is dipped), and then push it underneath the glaze like so, there’s a chance I’d chip or damage the interior surface as it’s plunged into the bucket of glaze.   I personally feel as if I can handle the vessel more delicately if I do it the other way around, this way I’m pushing the jar into the glaze without worrying about harming the interior form. Yet, if you have a glaze that dries into a harder layer, then by all means do it the other way around, this is just what works for me.   As for deciding to glaze these in two parts, I do this because by dipping the exterior like so and by slowly pulling it out of the glaze, I’m able to achieve a really flush, consistent layer on the outside. If I were to dip the entire vessel, pull it out of the glaze and then pour the contents back into the bucket, there’s a high chance that the glaze on the inside would spill over the exterior form. The large volume of glaze that flows out can be enough to manoeuvre the glazed that partly absorbed to the outside shape, creating an uneven layer. In this instance, unevenness is my enemy, which is precisely why I do it the slower, more careful way.   #jar #pottery #ceramics #clay #glaze #oddlysatisfying #asmr

How To Use A Towel

How to use a towel ❤️ ••• Follow @wave_ceramics for more!

How To Make a Woven Bowl

How to make a woven bowl ❤️ ••• Follow @formfunctionceramics for more!