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@@hassanbazzi3545 Thank You for watching! Greetings to ☀️, hope it will come back up here soon! ☃️

@@CarisseH Thank you, I will!🙏🏼

@@audahdrey Thank you very much, I will!🙇

Thank You❣

@@mythimnaferrago3481 Thank you. Let me know if there are any other terracotta products you would like recommended. I have a few other projects already, but more is welcome.

@@UDUMBARA_Helsinki I expect there is,I shall have a ponder.

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Hello! Thank you for watching. Haha, I studied painting but switched to ceramics. My sister went to school in Boulder!

@@UDUMBARA_Helsinkii lived in Boulder for almost 40 years! Fun parallel lives! I will have to visit Helsinki some time!

@@BigOpps-pl2cb Wau❣️ Thank you.

No,🤗 But it looks like it. I will get them out of the kiln on Wednesday, and then I will show them. I actually made a video about how to make watering pots. Ollas Earlien is here if you are interested in them. th-cam.com/video/oGJ0l0ANESU/w-d-xo.html

Thank you, so happy to hear that ❣️🫣

My childhood best friend from Finland lives in JP. Coincidentally, our childhood homes also had the same postal code: 02130. What a coincidence! 🏩

@@gregorydiatchenko8464 I agree JP really nice. I love the Arboretum and all the old New England-style houses! I lived in Brookline buy Coolidge Corner for a year in my youth. That is quite nice too. Thank you for watching my exploration!

Me too! I agree. 566 Centre St. POND VIEW Apartments

Thank you for watching. Jamaica Plain is such a lovely neighborhood!

Thank you very much, I am so glad you enjoy my attempts at making videos.

Thank you for watching! The place was incredibly stunning. My video skills were not enough to bring it out.

Very interesting and nice thank you

Thank You very much, Shalet!

Thank you for watching ❣️

Thank You, all new to me too. I will go a meet a master ceramist on Saturday and will make a video about it. Georgia is the birthplace of wine and they make wine in huge terracotta jars. It is already warm like in Finnish summer here! 🌞

Big recommendation, so much to see!

Thanks ❣️😂 You are not the only one, but it is practical. It is easier to answer the phone with it, rather than grabbing the phone with muddy hands. 😅

Hey @StarlightUnderDaSea! It's so cool to know that Udumbara has multiple meanings! The world is full of fascinating connections, isn't it? For me and my pottery, the inspiration behind Udumbara comes from Japanese Buddhist tales.

@@UDUMBARA_Helsinki majority in SL are Buddhists might have the same meaning in sinhala as well. Buddhist myself didn’t know that till now. Thanks for sharing 🥰

"Store" sorry the autocorrect

Thank You! @@martinhenckes806

Thank You, 😂

Hei Stina. En ihan ymmärrä kysymystä, miksi hajoaisi?

🥰🫶 ❤❤❤Thanks for bringing me along; it was a blast❣

Thank you Heidi!

Thank you so much, and it's nice to hear from you. It has been a rollercoaster ride!

Wau! If you come across a brick factory, you might be able to obtain clay from there. O, consider reaching out to a local potter; they (maybe) can make Ollas for you. Thank you for your warm greetings❣

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My pleasure ❣️🙇

As such, Yes, it does not use harmful oxides. However, it is not practical because this kind of ceramics is porous.

@@UDUMBARA_Helsinki Thank you for your reply. 🙂

Hello! Thank You very much. I work mostly with Shimpo ( Nidec) RK-55. It is perfect for learning. And I still like using it even though I have done pottery for 40 years. There is no need to buy wheels with big motors. Throwing pottery is a technique. This is the wheel I use with my students, too. It is a good way to learn to listen to the clay and not use too much physical power. All the best!

Yes, it can break, and I would not. If there is water inside and freezes, it will break (as water expands when it freezes). Also, the frost expands the ground, too. Here in Finland, you can see how the frost breaks the roads every winter. It must be the same in Canada. All the best and thank you for watching🪴😘!

Thank You. 🧡The next one is about Sourdough glazing. It was totally new for me! We also visited a wonderful artist, Giedrius Mazura's home.🪴

😮 You didn’t get the text translation to English? It should be there.🧡🪴

I’ll check it out.😀

Your video is even better with the translation.🙂 I’m going to share it with my Finnish aunt. She’s an orchid “whisperer” and an artist so your video is perfect!

Thank you 😊, I am happy if my videos are useful ❣️🪴

Kiitos Katja❣️

Thank you Monica❣️🪴

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Thank you very much❣

Thank You very much🙇‍♀️; I try to make optimistic videos. There is a lot of good in the world, too.🧡🪴

Yes, true, we have to take all out of it.

For sure! Ollas were used by indigenous peoples in ancient times. Greetings to Texas, and Thank you.

Kirsin keramiikka reliefi.