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The shop is open now! . To get in, please follow the link in BIO ~ petrsklenickapottery.com
The shop is open now! . To get in, please follow the link in BIO ~ petrsklenickapottery.com
Teapot from the recent firing… . The release opens tomorrow Saturday March 8 16:00 CET
Teapot from the recent firing… . The release opens tomorrow Saturday March 8 16:00 CET
Teapot sitting on a gaiwan saucer just pulled out of the bottom level of the kiln... . Selection of work from this firing will be available on my website this Saturday March 8 16:00 CET
Teapot sitting on a gaiwan saucer just pulled out of the bottom level of the kiln... . Selection of work from this firing will be available on my website this Saturday March 8 16:00 CET
A view into the kiln on multiple levels, covered in charcoal ash. For the charcoal reduction firing, I arrange the pots one each level across three shelf sections leaving two gaps between them. This allows the charcoal to reach all spots in the kiln.
A view into the kiln on multiple levels, covered in charcoal ash. For the charcoal reduction firing, I arrange the pots one each level across three shelf sections leaving two gaps between them. This allows the charcoal to reach all spots in the kiln. When the firing reaches its final stage, I open the kiln from the top and fill it with charcoal right up to the edge. The charcoal then burns through gradually until the kiln cools down. This intense reduction atmosphere with the ashes creates beautiful dark, often matte surfaces that give the pottery an authentic, earthy appearance. . Selection of work from this firing will be available on my website Saturday March 8 16:00 CET
Teapots and teaboats stacked around the edge of the kiln...
Teapots and teaboats stacked around the edge of the kiln...
Sidehandle teapot from the recent firing…
Sidehandle teapot from the recent firing…
Here we go again! Another charcoal reduction firing... . The results are, as usual, a bit different. More matte surfaces and warm tones - thanks to further experimentation with materials and firing process. Those red-rusty tones on some of the piece
Here we go again! Another charcoal reduction firing... . The results are, as usual, a bit different. More matte surfaces and warm tones - thanks to further experimentation with materials and firing process. Those red-rusty tones on some of the pieces... It’s amazing how a little more wood at the end of a firing can turn into something so lovely.
Ground is frozen, but the sun and tea can keep you warm…
Ground is frozen, but the sun and tea can keep you warm…
These sunny winter days…
These sunny winter days…
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The shop is open now! . To get in, please follow the link in BIO ~ petrsklenickapottery.com Teapot from the recent firing… . The release opens tomorrow Saturday March 8 16:00 CET Teapot sitting on a gaiwan saucer just pulled out of the bottom level of the kiln... . Selection of work from this firing will be available on my website this Saturday March 8 16:00 CET A view into the kiln on multiple levels, covered in charcoal ash. For the charcoal reduction firing, I arrange the pots one each level across three shelf sections leaving two gaps between them. This allows the charcoal to reach all spots in the kiln. Teapots and teaboats stacked around the edge of the kiln... Sidehandle teapot from the recent firing… Here we go again! Another charcoal reduction firing... . The results are, as usual, a bit different. More matte surfaces and warm tones - thanks to further experimentation with materials and firing process. Those red-rusty tones on some of the piece Ground is frozen, but the sun and tea can keep you warm… These sunny winter days… …