Unloading kilns always brings many surprises and disappointment. It is all part of the process.
The gradual cooling of the kiln is vital; if cooled too quickly, the pottery can crack and craze undesirably
Ready to be unloaded
Different levels in the kilns create different unique patterns due to the temperature difference.
Ready to be unloaded
Stack upon stack of fully fired creations.
Whichford Rams
Each of these rams has their own distinct markings. Available at Whichford Pottery at £1495 each.
A collection of pottery from the Anagama kiln
A stunning selection of vessels.
Sculpture by Jim Keeling
A unique version of a moulded sculpture by Jim Keeling.
Eclipse Pot
Wonderfully bronzed in the kiln.
Tea or Saki cups
All made with the same clay by Jim Keeling, but each one completely individual.
Eclipse Pot
Beautiful spore effect caused by the flames and position of the pot in the kiln.
Contrast
These two pots were not glazed, simply placed in different areas of the kiln to achieve this effect.