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| Tea jars |
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| Candlestick bases |
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| Oval creamer |
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| Putting a few parts together |
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| 4 lb. bases to be capped |
While it is fun and manly to get out the torch and make 2-part pots in one sitting, being the gentle soul that I think that I am, I throw them one day and finish them the next, letting them air dry to the perfect condition. Same with the candlesticks. They are actually made in 3-parts.
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| Scored |
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| Capped |
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| Re-thrown |
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| A few finished, ready for the fire |
4 comments:
I love all the shapes, but especially the candlesticks.
I really like the architectural shapes of the tea jars.
Really wonderful pots Dan. You consider each piece and each part.
Like the series effect. They are all tea jars, candlesticks etc.,yet each is a unique piece. Elegant comes to mind.
Your tea jars lead me to ask myself, why, with the quantities of tea I drink, has it never occurred to me to make anything remotely passing for a tea container.
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