Pottery Blog
Pottery managed to slow me down. Before I even realized this. It's a slow craft - taking time and patience. Nothing happens in a hurry.
First oil lamp, what I made
The very first oil lamp that I made was a gift to a very special friend of our family. But now I just wanted to show off how it turned out.
Working in a small space
My ceramics studio is barely 8 square meters, and a small space means that every square centimeter counts and is carefully used.
Finding new home
The greatest reward is to see your handwork traveling to the wide world and to see it in a new home, on a table, on a windowsill, on a shelf or in someone’s hand.
Firing #138 – Ice Crackle and Teadust glazes
Every time there is some anxiety firing up the kiln – how they all come out. Every time it’s exciting to peek inside the kiln before completely opening the kiln door. Here are some pictures of the result both from a distance and up close.
New Everyday collection
The new everyday collection is almost ready. It consists of simple and practical cups, mugs, bowls, and other dishes that are well suited for everyday use.
Ceramic box with cobalt blue ice-crackle glaze
This glaze on the box likes only flat surfaces as its runny, but then it produces amazing play of light when light reflects through the cracks of the glaze.