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In the making...
Craftsmanship is about doing and making things well. Every creative process is full of uncertainties but changes will bring new discoveries.
In pottery, you often have to go through many steps and fail many times until you learn how to handle your pot with ease. By then, you will probably find that you can never be at ease because there are always things to learn when it comes to throwing, glazing and firing.
By sharing the creative process of my pottery works, I hope to encourage more people to experience the fun of playing with clay and learn to appreciate the beauty in the flaws.
Recent Posts
 VasesThrow the shape of a vase with a wide bottom and a narrow neck |  VasesUse a metal kidney to scrape the extra clay off each side of the vase |  VasesTop view |
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 VasesSide view |  VasesAdd a thin coat of white/black clay slip before bisque firing |  VasesAdd clear glaze before the final stage of firing |
 Lunch BowlAdd rubber latex to cover the leaves on the bowl |  Lunch BowlAdd thin layers of brown clay slip on the bowl |  Lunch BowlStamp twiga logo on the bowl |
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 Lunch BowlAgain, add brown clay slip to create colour contrast |  Lunch Bowl |  Lunch Bowl |
 Lunch Bowl |
 Marbled MugsMix white and red clay together |  Marbled MugsKnead the two types of clay until you can see marbled colours |  Marbled MugsThrow the marbled clay into different cups |
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 Marbled MugsTrim and add the handles |  Marbled Mugs |  Marbled Mugs |
 Marbled Mugs |  Marbled Mugs |  Marbled MugsAdd clear glaze to give the mugs a glossy surface |
 Marbled Mugs |
 Pitcher IAdd belt and twisted handle |  Pitcher ISpray pale blue glaze onto the picther |  Pitcher I |
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 Pelican JugsAdd mouth and twisted handle, inspired by the body form of the Pelicans |  Pelican JugsInspired by Pelican in motion |  Pelican JugsThese jugs are inspired by the body and form of the Pelicans |
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 Pelicna Jugs |
 GobletsMake cups in the same size |  GobletsAttach cups and necks together |  GobletsStamp underglazes on goblets |
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 Goblets |
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