fireing the pottery by jocko500
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here they made a kils. Most likely I missed spelled the name here; anyway i do not know the name of this type of fireing or if it good for plates to eat off of or what. I asked no questions. Anyway I had no paper and pen to write it down and I would have forgot what they told me most likely lol.
I did not see them put the pottery in the kil I got there as they was fireing it up on saturday at dust time and I got bake to the place on Sundayand it was taken apart as you see in the last photo. The pottery on the table is what came out of it. All i know is this a old way of doing it and no air was blown in on the pottery.
One ask if my Dad smoked. No he did not; I do not also. My dad did not drink beer of any type drinks to get drunk. I stop that years ago. he 92 years old. Guess his body is breaking down. he do ride on a one wheel bike that do not move. he do other stuff to keep in shape too.
thanks for looking and comments
Comments (57)
the pottery is on both tables that came out of the kils
nice shots of the fire in the kilns !! well jock 92 is 10 farther then my father got. Still its sad to see them go!!!
Great shots. Nice to see people doing these demos out there. Your Father had a great spell, 92 is some age!
Great collage of pics, Jocko!
Excellent series of photos Jock!! Love the natural earth colours of the glazes used on the pots :)
I have never seen a kiln like this. Awesome!
my gierlfriend is like to do that kind "craft"
Super collage Jock. Sure is a creative kiln.
that is aweosme :)
Excellent collection of images to explain the whole! :)
Wonderful presentation! COOL
Awesome collage you did here! and amazing captures of them hot coals fires with out any blur!!!
cool collage very informative
Cool picture tutorial :) Wonderful to see other forms of art displayed here !!
Nice set of shots, must have been hot getting those close up ones of the fire. I've never seen a demonstration where they build and tear down the kiln like that. You do seem to find all the neatest stuff to see. : )
Nice captures Jock, the fire came out in the photo's well :)...and your post work is very nice indeed!
very well done.
cool collection Jock
Very rich collection of photos for the steps of producing pottery, an excellent and valuable shots!
great informative composite
And the pottery replied, "you can't fire me, I quit!" A terrific combination of various phases of pottery work shown in this excellent collage, Jock! A cool display of hot stuff!
Oh very representative of the process Jock, a very good collage.
Your capture of this homemade kiln is great. I don't think you can fire as much clay in a store-bought one. I love your photos of the process, start to finish. Wow, your dad is 92! You are so very lucky to have him all these years. I lost my dad when I was 36... that was 19 years ago. He was only 70. I wish I could have had him longer.
Great series of the temporary kiln and it seems to have done the job...splendid ! I hope you didn't get too close, it looks very, very hot ! Well done & ~Cheers~
Now that's just Super Cool!!!
EXCELLENT COLLAGE :)
Superb collage, Jock!!!
A fantastic combined pottery series you have taken and posted here! I'm fascinated about this posting! Bravo!!!
Fantastic collage.
Your dad has had a very good innings then Jocko, 92 years old and still riding a uni-cycle. My dad died when he was 55, I was 12 at the time, I hope yours is still riding his bike when he's 100. Excellent montage Jocko, I have never sen a kiln like this before, I used to work in a brickyard, setting all the bricks inside the kilns before firing. Our kiln held thousands of bricks though. I also did every other job in the brickyard apart from blasting in the quarry. Superb capture and presentation, and a great narrative. Hope dads feeling better.