Starting from any shape as base of the vase, you can model a vase not round, by growing as a free shape in your hands. The coils follow the shape of the base and then they can widen and narrow as you like. Here's my vase made with this technique.
I glazed the interior of the pot, and I colored the outer surface with manganese oxide.
ah seramik eski aşkım.çok güzel olmuş.bravo..
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's nice and open-ended for the kids. I've been thinking about doing some clay projects with my after-school art class, but the ages vary, and a couple of the kids are only 5. What age-range do you think this would be appropriate for?
ReplyDeleteHi DoodlesNYC!
DeleteSurely you have to help the younger children, but you can do it for all ages. Just make small pots! And teach them how to join the coils, I think this is the most important step to have a good result!
Hi Miriam, that looks amazing! Very inspiring : )
ReplyDeletethank you Joe... the interesting thing is that you don't know really how can grow up your vase until the end of it!
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