Second batch of teapots for my upcoming wood firing this weekend. Wish them luck!3yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/tea
Haul from a recent wood firing. Thought you guys would appreciate seeing Christmas early.3yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/Pottery
One of the teapots I have made working with local tea shops to learn more about tea and what people want from their teapots.7yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/tea
Reanimator => spyder wip with wysiwyg particle beamers from tomb blades.3yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/Necrontyr
Side handle teapot as a follow up to my last post. 300ml made from high fired stoneware. No glaze on the interior. Critiques and commentary welcome.7yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/tea
I asked my local tea people how I should make my teapots differently to tailor to their tastes. The answer was make them smaller.7yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/tea
I'm back! these are hand made fermentation jars. They are for sale! Seattle area is best to avoid shipping6yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/fermentation
Can anyone tell me if there is a specific name for this type of tea vessel? It's a design I got from Lee Kang Hyo, a Korean Ongi potter. It's essentially a big bowl with a flared rim and a spout. When I say big I mean the one he made held more than a pint of liquid.7yr ⋅ dirt_eater ⋅ r/tea
