i'm so glad to wake up with your notification ^^ Do you think it's possible to make the flower patern more deep to make something like an oroshiki for garlic or ginger? Thanks you for sharing your beautifull work ^^
Thank you! I was thinking of making the inlay patterns like a grinder, but they weren’t practical. The ‘Kushime’ seasoning mortar was more practical and functional.
Thank you for your comment. I live in Takeo City, and there are delicious restaurants near Takeo Onsen Station. My pottery is also sold inside the station.
this may be hard to translate but... what composition is your clay? I've noticed japanese bonsai potters seem to be using something kind of sandy but elastic.
I’m mixing two kinds of clay. I made a video about it, so please take a look. I hope it helps. th-cam.com/video/CbFCr-QlpSQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bo1Ds5ZI3t924OQ_
What a wonderful surprise. Thank you for the video, Sir. I hope you're doing well. 😁
Thank you!
Muito Lindo seu trabalho, obrigado por sua generosidade ❤
obrigado!
いいねー流石です。
ありがとうございます！引き続きご視聴よろしくお願いいたします。
i'm so glad to wake up with your notification ^^
Do you think it's possible to make the flower patern more deep to make something like an oroshiki for garlic or ginger?
Thanks you for sharing your beautifull work ^^
Thank you!
I was thinking of making the inlay patterns like a grinder, but they weren’t practical. The ‘Kushime’ seasoning mortar was more practical and functional.
Lindo demais😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
新作だー！
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
Were the notches carved on the corners functional or decorative?
I carved the corner because the edge was pointy. It was also for decorative reasons.
you have wonderfully careful hands
我計劃明年5月到九州旅遊，會到佐賀縣唐津城、武雄溫泉，請問你的作品在什麼地方展示，可以告訴我嗎？我喜歡馬克杯大小的杯子。另外，有好吃的佐賀牛肉料理餐廳或景點也可告知，非常感謝。
Thank you for your comment. I live in Takeo City, and there are delicious restaurants near Takeo Onsen Station. My pottery is also sold inside the station.
❤❤
Kawaii!
beutiful!! I saw a new kiln. Looks very nice :)
Would be nice to see the glazing process too!
this may be hard to translate but... what composition is your clay? I've noticed japanese bonsai potters seem to be using something kind of sandy but elastic.
I’m mixing two kinds of clay.
I made a video about it, so please take a look. I hope it helps.
th-cam.com/video/CbFCr-QlpSQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bo1Ds5ZI3t924OQ_
Beautiful 😊
色も形も三島手も全て素敵です、うっとりします。ひし形は型を使ってたたらですよね。型の自作を試みましたが⋯できる気がしません。いつか挑戦したい理想の器です。
ご視聴ありがとうございます。木製の形を作っています。布をかぶせることで、型離れをよくしています。
🌼🌼🌼
Hey would you be interested in an apprentice? I love your work
Thank you!
Actually, I’m not taking on apprentices at the moment. Also, the kiln is located in a very remote area, so it’s hard to get here as well.