Very interesting. 20 years ago I took a tour of the catacombs outside Rome and IIRC a lot of it was illuminated by what appeared to be the molded lamps you show in the beginning. We bought one as a souvenir. I never realized they were made that way.
Isn't it cool how ancient pottery remains are actual casts of the hands that made them centuries ago? I find the occasional fingerprint left behind really exciting. In this design, the whole finger is being cast for posterity.
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Thanks for clearing up the technique for me! These are on my list for things to do later on today!
Perfect timing. I was just talking with a friend and we were wondering if these were ever wheel thrown!
Very interesting. 20 years ago I took a tour of the catacombs outside Rome and IIRC a lot of it was illuminated by what appeared to be the molded lamps you show in the beginning. We bought one as a souvenir. I never realized they were made that way.
Isn't it cool how ancient pottery remains are actual casts of the hands that made them centuries ago?
I find the occasional fingerprint left behind really exciting. In this design, the whole finger is being cast for posterity.
Do you sell roman lamp moulds ?
You made those two minutes go quick, well that or I'm loosing my grip on reality. Either way, cool video!