Wood Fired Pottery Kiln Made With Mud
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- A Wood Fired Pottery Kiln Made With Mud can do an amazing and inexpensive job of firing homemade clay pottery. It takes a few days of effort but works spectacularly!
Irene and Henry have been living off grid full time since 2005 on a 43 acre off grid homestead in the high desert of Northern Arizona. Situated at 5280′ elevation, we enjoy four seasons of beautiful scenery and weather about 60 miles south of the Grand Canyon.
We grow most of our green beans, peppers, yellow beans, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, squash, garlic, and herbs. Specialty crops like asparagus, sun chokes, and lavender are supplemented by foraged foods including wild ground cherries, prickly pear, and other native plants.
Electricity is made using solar panels and one 400W wind generator. We power our buildings in two groups: Irene's studio by itself, and house infrastructure: house, greenhouse, and workshops.
Thanks for joining us on our continuing journey.
Take care.
Henry & Irene
BrainStorm Acres
PO Box 105
Ash Fork, AZ 86320
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Looks like some wicked fun right there!
We loved following them over the last 10 days! Have a fabulous weekend.
Really cool how they done pottery back in the day. Thanks for taking us along. Have a great weekedn!
CB it’s really remarkable to see some of the things we take for granted used to be different be. We’ve watched Simon build a pottery kiln in the same area for the last dozen or so years. Take care.
Lol! That's right! Commence to digging!😂👍
Green Dream Project boy oh boy, I got to watch! (Mostly) have a great weekend!
I think anything really truly good and quality takes time.. :) this is awesome! I am thinking of trying to process our dirt/mud here.. and use it in my regular kiln... experimentation right? :)
We both enjoy using some of the old techniques to make things. When you strip away the modern conveniences you begin to really understand what the craft is all about. Experiment! Have a great weekend.