It took about 6 hours to unload the 100's of pots that filled the two chambers. The weather was fine and so was the company. We unloaded in beautiful sunshine and there are too many good pots to take in at once! Of course, there are still great mysteries to be solved and I'll head back tomorrow to start sorting things out.
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| I think this large jar is my favorite. |
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| Second chamber |
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| The tiles are still standing and they look very good. |
13 comments:
that big one might be my favorite too!
Looks pretty good, Daniel.
Can't wait to see more.
Oh yea! Bring out those bad boys- just in time to make some folks happy givers and takers.
That big boy is a WOWSER! More please! :)
Looks great, Dan! Congratulations. I can't wait to see them in the gallery or featured right here.
Looks like a really juicy firing Dan. Sorry I missed it?
Indeedy that big jar looks luscious, as does his wee brother next door. Congratulations to you and yur fab team. Look forward to more pictures.
another beautiful firing Dan. I love the rich toasty colors. Just lovely!
Wow, I think that jar is wonderful, too! More pictures for those no longer living in the 'Burg!
Are the tiles removed and new tiles put up every firing? Do you always fire with that configuration on your bagwall? I seem to be changing my bagwall configuration every firing and it can change my firing dramatically. I would love to read your thoughts on bagwall pots.
Thanks!
What an intense thrill that must be to open the kiln...
Such Talent. Beautiful work.
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