Anagama: Wood-fired Pots

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Hot Pots Wood-fired Pottery

I work with kilns of different shapes and sizes.
All my pots are fired entirely with split-wood.

Anagama-fired Pots

My 'anagama' is fired up around 1250c°. Each firing requires very slow continuous heating up and cooling down. Depending on the weather, one firing usually takes 6 - 8 days and whole process may take over 2 weeks from start to finish. 'Anagama' fired pots are sturdy enough to be left outdoors in frosty winter.

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SOLD - Round Pot <37.7cm h. 34.0cm d.> SOLD - Large Round Pot <52.0cm h. 46.7cm d.> Large Pot <70.6cm h. 58.8cm d.> £1,200 SOLD - Large Jar <73.5cm h. 69.5cm d.>
SOLD - Flower Vase <23.8cm h.> SOLD - Pot <22.4cm h. 19.1cm d.> SOLD - Flower Vase <31.0cm h. 9.9cm d.> SOLD - Flower Vase <31.0cm h.>
SOLD - Bizen Bottle <16.5cm h.> SOLD - Iga small Pot <8.3cm h.> SOLD - Iga Pot <17.5cm h.> SOLD - Gorin Tower <20.7cm h.>

Raku Tea Bowls

'Raku' was invented over 400 years ago in feudal Japan. It was specifically designed to make rustic tea bowls. Tea bowls are fired at around 950c° in my smaller kiln. Firing in a small 'raku' kiln at this low temperature gives delightful softness to the glazes.

SOLD - Tea Bowl <10.5cm d. 7.4cm h.> SOLD - Tea Bowl <9.8x9.1cm d. 9.5cm h.> SOLD - Zen Tea Bowl <13.2cm d. 9.4cm h.> SOLD - Tea Bowl <12.0x11.0cm d. 11.0cm h.> SOLD - Zen Tea Bowl <13.0cm d. 9.4cm h.>

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All pots in the gallery are FOR SALE, unless marked SOLD. Please contact me for enquiries.

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