How to Throw, Glaze and Fire a Pottery Inkwell, From Beginning to End

How to Throw, Glaze and Fire a Pottery Inkwell, From Beginning to End

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Inkwells are the task at hand this week, from thrown on the potter's wheel from 200 grams of clay, trimmed, bisque fired, glazed and finally reduction fired

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