One of the nicest teapots I have ever seen thrown. Would very much like to have seen how you made the spout - in my mind, frequently a massive fail in wheel thrown pots.
you probably dont give a shit but if you're bored like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother during the lockdown =)
It is not HER forms, those shapes were invented in Chine during the Ming and Qing dynasty and all have specific names . This one is called a pear shaped pot with a pigeon spout .
you work with the clay coming towards you! even on a anticlockwise wheel. Is this because you are left handed? splendid teapot by the way [cliff from london]
I love it! Thank you for showing how you make it! I wonder at what time you made the holes in the pot, when it was wet, or when it already dried, when you put on the handle?
It would have been when it was leather hard, still some moisture in the clay so that it's not crumbly, but hard enough to not deform. Looks like he attached the handle immediately after attaching the spout.
I think the most challenging part of a teapot is balancing the proportions of lid, spout, handle, form of pot. its a difficult thing to explain, but when you're assembling the different components, try keep a sense of balance in mind, where the components compliment one another. Good luck!
please, please please whenever u upload any beautiful video such as this,,,,,, include your voice with suggestions and whole procedure to make such pottery. like a tutorial video. your art is remarkable....................LOVE FROM INDIA
![도자기 티팟 - 물레로 주전자 만들기 : How make a ceramic Teapot [ONDO STUDIO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JYA16rXZ0fA/mqdefault.jpg)
One of the nicest teapots I have ever seen thrown. Would very much like to have seen how you made the spout - in my mind, frequently a massive fail in wheel thrown pots.
Oh, wow! That is beautiful! Your teapot form, is gorgeous. Thanks for posting the assembly. 🌞Tucson, AZ, USA
Beautiful teapot, look forward to seeing more of your work!
a thing of beauty
Thank you!
That was stunning to watch!
Anyone else agree this gentlemen is handsome?!?
you probably dont give a shit but if you're bored like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother during the lockdown =)
@Trace Sonny yup, have been using InstaFlixxer for since november myself :D
Yup he is handsome
Lovely shape. Thanks for sharing!
Just gorgeous. Rohan you are so talented. I'm really impressed.
i'm new-ish to throwing. that's a very cool pulling method.
Lovely 🎉
Please post more pottery videos! These are incredible!
Thank you...I'm inspired!
That's just about the weirdest pulling style I've seen. Fine work, very nice teapot so obviously it works for you
Just found you on Instagram and i got to say love your forms they're absolutely beautiful!
How were you able to find him on Instagram? There is not enough information in the description for me to find him.
What is his instagram???
@@mspussk instagram.com/?hl=en
@@forgedandthrown this is just a link to instagram and not your actual instagram page js. beautiful pottery though!!
It is not HER forms, those shapes were invented in Chine during the Ming and Qing dynasty and all have specific names .
This one is called a pear shaped pot with a pigeon spout .
Wow nice work my friend
Stay connected
That sure is beautiful! Really like the proportions. How did it come out after firing?
Thanks! it came out well, unfortunately didn't get any video before it sold though
you work with the clay coming towards you! even on a anticlockwise wheel. Is this because you are left handed? splendid teapot by the way [cliff from london]
I love it! Thank you for showing how you make it! I wonder at what time you made the holes in the pot, when it was wet, or when it already dried, when you put on the handle?
It would have been when it was leather hard, still some moisture in the clay so that it's not crumbly, but hard enough to not deform. Looks like he attached the handle immediately after attaching the spout.
im trying to make a teapot for my independent study in ceramics, but im struggling, any tips?
I think the most challenging part of a teapot is balancing the proportions of lid, spout, handle, form of pot. its a difficult thing to explain, but when you're assembling the different components, try keep a sense of balance in mind, where the components compliment one another. Good luck!
Thanks alot
Can I buy one
Muito bonito.
I haven't thrown on the wheel in about a year I miss it so much!
please, please please whenever u upload any beautiful video such as this,,,,,, include your voice with suggestions and whole procedure to make such pottery. like a tutorial video.
your art is remarkable....................LOVE FROM INDIA
You might want to look up PotteryCrafters for step by step instructions.
I see someone has been studying Hsin Chuen Lin
Ha ha