How Ceramic Dinnerware Is Made • Tasty

Learn the beautiful craft and skill that goes into ceramic dinnerware 🍽

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Red pottery baked in the hot fire of a traditional Onggi kiln.
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[PeachyJamilla]

I accidentally clicked on this but I stayed for the whole thing and now I feel emotional about mugs

[alexm.]

I took several ceramic classes in college and I absolutely loved it! I would do it again in a heart beat if I had the means to afford a studio to work in!! Pottery is such an ancient art form and putting your hands in direct contact with clay just does something amazing to the soul. I have the same feeling with sculpture. It just pulls something beautiful out of me that I just can’t explain. Working with the wheel in particular can be mesmerizing and you don’t realize how many hours you’ve been there until your butt starts to get sore 😂

[roosvdh]

My parents: “We made dishes by ourselves”
Me to my kids: “I watched people making dishes”

[jiyaswtu]

She is sweet and smooth lady god bless her.

[mynicknameisamber]

watching this video on mute is so relaxing, it's like ASMR but only for my eyes

[aaisha]

Im still waiting for the "oohhh yes"

[nerster]

I love this definitely ordering a few my wife and kids would love this

[hoachuthi]

This is relaxing with no mess and cringy comment.

[shulaceee]

Wow so much work and I only used my ceramic cup once before I broke it lol

[wyatt]

Her voice is so soothing. Omg I love her

[adamemac]

I think this your most delicious looking dish yet, Tasty! 🤤😏

[diannamallar]

Yes, slip can be used as a glue like it was in the video but it is not glue. It's the clay with water added to make a thinner product. It's what's used for poured ceramics.

[nonexistenty]

Such an inspiring video on making dinnerware ☺️🙏🏻

Truly beautiful

I feel blessed to have watched it and watched from start to finish ☺️🙏🏻

[javagirl]

I want to know what glaze they use for the gold detail.

[mahiraabid]

Last time i was this early tasty was still a food channel.

[sambutler]

Next month, I'm taking Ceramics classes for school, so I think this is kind of cathartic and helpful at the same time.

[hannahhunt]

Look at these jugs! Amazingly glazed and terracotta-ery

[路益嵐]

I thought this is a clay molding channel because I also love watching clay molding. I didn't know this is the Tasty channel.

[am.andaw_]

Wow! Definitely trying this out for dinner tonight

[saulurena]

Ceramics was always my favorite class in high school. I'd love to make a career doing something like this