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Wrapping up a video project this morning.

Wrapping up a video project this morning.

Two new pitchers made this afternoon. These will b

Two new pitchers made this afternoon. These will be featured in an upcoming video.

Saint Johns Black on Red/Polychrome was made betwe

Saint Johns Black on Red/Polychrome was made between 1150 and 1300 AD and was among the most widely traded of pottery types from the ancient Southwest. This was the precursor of the later, glazed White Mountain Red Wares such as Pinedale and Fourmile Polychromes. #southwestpottery #ancientpottery #whitemountainredware #pottery

December Tucson Community Pottery Firing Some of

December Tucson Community Pottery Firing

Some of us will be getting together to fire pottery on December 6 in the desert southeast of Tucson. If you are interested please let me know so I can fill you in on the details.

I have developed a method for firing Salado Polychrome replica pottery on the surface that works pretty well. The problem is that I can't fire more than about 3 pots at a time and still get the atmosphere right. I will be doing an experimental Salado pit firing on December 6 to try to fire a quantity of oxidized organic painted pottery together. So if you would like to participate please make one or two pots with organic paint applied to smectite slip. I can supply the paint and slip if you need it.

You can email me at andy@ilabmedia.com for more details and to make arrangements to get the paint and slip you will need.

#tucsonpottery #primitivepottery #potteryfiring

My fall mug workshop wrapped up today with an earl

My fall mug workshop wrapped up today with an early morning outdoor pottery firing. Everything came out great!

#mugshotmonday #potteryworkshop #primitivepottery #potteryfiring #handbuiltmug

Mug class firing today.

Mug class firing today.

Two brown ware pitchers I made yesterday while tea

Two brown ware pitchers I made yesterday while teaching my fall pottery workshop. We will be firing tomorrow but not these two which will be fired in an upcoming video.

When I did the Salado Challenge back in 2022. More

When I did the Salado Challenge back in 2022. More of this please! #saladopolychrome #primitivepottery #polychromepottery #handbuiltpottery #wildclaypottery

How I dry mix my clay and temper. 4 scoops of clay

How I dry mix my clay and temper. 4 scoops of clay and one scoop of sand gives me 20% which works for most wild clays. Then pour between buckets until mixed evenly together. After that I can store it dry indefinitely until I need clay and then mix just as much as I will need.

#wildclay #mixingclay #clay #potterslife

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