Latest Haul From the Kiln

[hemmy]

I’m reluctant to ask for money for it at this point as I can’t guarantee it’s cold safe.

It doesn’t freeze here in coastal SoCal . . .

 

[Bu-Jetjet]

Everything that came out solid is for sale and will go on the auctions if they don’t sell here. So far everything except #9 is available. Just shoot me a message if you are interested in anything : )

Hi Josh,

Sent you a message regarding dimensions and availability.
Hopefully they will fit my trees.

Thanks!
Jet

 

[Josh88]

Hey there Jet, I’ll get more pics and dimensions sent to you later today

Sent you a message regarding dimensions and availability.
Hopefully they will fit my trees.

Thanks!
Jet

 

[Josh88]

Forgot to add this itty bitty carved fella.

 

[Bu-Jetjet]

Hey there Jet, I’ll get more pics and dimensions sent to you later today

Hi @Josh88 ! Thanks for the container dimensions!
I sent you a message regarding 3 of the pots.

 

[Josh88]

Picked up this last round from the kiln yesterday. All are ovals aside from the one free form. These are available on Facebook Bonsai Pot Auctions if you’re interested.

 

[Frozentreehugger]

My problem exactly! Seems like I always need something 12" long or larger. And I love simple slabs if youi every make any of those.

Same here I need some larger pots so on my to do list to learn how to make them my understanding is anyone that makes pots states large pots are a nightmare to ship and almost impossible to ship out of country packaging Difficult plus I need stoneware to be frost tolerant so as I’m Canadian looks like it’s time to learn pot making interested in any knowledge I can get here no exactly nothing about making pottery other than it’s clay and goes in a kilm so big pot need to find a big kilm

 

[Frozentreehugger]

Same here I need some larger pots so on my to do list to learn how to make them my understanding is anyone that makes pots states large pots are a nightmare to ship and almost impossible to ship out of country packaging Difficult plus I need stoneware to be frost tolerant so as I’m Canadian looks like it’s time to learn pot making interested in any knowledge I can get here no exactly nothing about making pottery other than it’s clay and goes in a kilm so big pot need to find a big kilm

Only other thing I seen was one of the secrets to tokanome non glazed pits from Japan is there made but one expert than another is a polisher that works on them dry before the kiln looks like very fine sanding and rubbing with damp cloth to get very smooth and unique Petunia and subtle colour changes when fired sounds like dark magic worse than learning bonsai