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#ceramic

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Bram
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Translucent Whispers’ light objects installation on display @ekwc_oisterwijk [pixelfed.social] bone china porcelain objects with pigment, etching and engraving. Produced @ekwc_oisterwijk. [pixelfed.social] the objects are a result of a research into translucency in porcelain. #porcelain #bramvanleeuwenstein #lighting #light #ceramic #ceramics #ceramica #bonechinaporcelain #porselen #handmade #design #art #instaart #instadesign #porcelaine #stories #demons #kiln #instadaily #new #fresh #work #ceramicart #studiolife #mouldmaking #gallery #moretti #studiolife #porcelain #porcelaine
Pottery by Osa
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Being a potter means drawing from a vocabulary of tried-and-true forms: mugs, teapots, bowls, pitchers, etc. However, these archetypal forms have European & Asian origins.

I thought it would be interesting to everyone & affirming to other Black ceramicists to reference #African forms in contemporary tableware. The combining of European, Asian and African ceramics traditions goes back to mid-20th century, but that history is omitted from US #ceramic education. See #alttext for details. #pottery

A small jug with a spout, made to reference the iconic form of Nupe storage vessels from Nigeria. The jug is spherical and voluminous at the bottom, narrow at the neck and flares out into a cup shape at the top. It is heavily decorated with carved geometric patterns, painted with orange clay slip from Tennessee, variegated brown clay slip from Lake Ontario and bright chartreuse green glazed accents.
A large storage vessels from the Nupe culture of Nigeria, 20th century. It is dark brown and mostly unglazed except for a few bands of shiny, vitrified slip that have flaked off over the years. It has the same proportions referenced in the piece Osa made, with similar carved geometric patterning. This vessel however does not include a spout and is too large to lift and pour. It was probably mainly used for storage of liquids, grains, seeds, etc.
YeL 🏳️‍🌈🏴🫖
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Opening of the gas kiln this morning!
A bit under fired mostly at the top but nice reduction overall and most glazes reacted well even not reaching the cone 9-10 all over.
Some nice test results and some not so good...

Multiple students work in it.

I'll share some of my results in another post once I'm done going through all of it and take pictures.

Picture of the inside of a big gas kiln after firing with shelves of glazed pots and ceramic pieces of different shapes and sizes.
#ceramic#ceramics#ceramique
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