How I Make Lined Porcelain Vases from Beginning to End

This is my first batch of porcelain lined vessels, shown being created in this video from start to finish. There's a lot of information in this video but I hope you like it — thanks for watching!

Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
0:22 - Wedging porcelain ready for the wheel
1:06 - Throwing the base vase forms
11:18 - Unwrapping thrown pots in a makeshift damp cupboard
13:47 - Trimming the vases
20:07 - Rolling coils and adding the lines
26:14 - Unpacking the bisque firing to 1000ºc
26:42 - Waxing the bases of the vases
27:49 - Glazing the vessels
29:39 - Cleaning up the glazed pots prior to firing
31:13 - Packing the Rohde KG-340 gas kiln
32:21 - Firing the kiln to 1290ºc
32:58 - The finished lined vessels
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[GreenDayFanMT]

This light blue hint in the glaze is truly an eye-catcher.

[KdetJim]

You’ve mentioned before (I think?) that you don’t necessarily like doing the time-lapse footage. But I think you’ve found a really good balance between real-time footage with instruction and time-lapse.

[juanQuedo]

Love the jingle pots make when the kiln is open, is like if they were happy to see the light again.

[jessicamills]

Good grief that's beautiful. I agree with you on loving stoneware, but there is just something about porcelain that is almost ethereal when done right. Fabulous job, Sir!

[redfeather]

I did not expect them to be that translucent after being fired. Beautiful cannot come close to describing them

[justlola]

I love how you leave the real life sounds in, even during time lapses. It's one of my favourite parts of pottery videos

[japas]

Simply outstanding. Although the world is in turmoil and decadence, I am thankful of living in this era where, with the click of a button, I can witness the work of masters such as you. Thank you so much for your dedication, both to the pieces you're making and to the editing and pacing of your videos.

[YvonneCeramics]

These look really good. Really appreciate the tip of not using water but water and porcelain for it to stick. Thanks for sharing!

[loribradeen]

I've started watching your videos as I am carving or glazing my pots... I'm inspired to greater excellence.... your attention to detail is masterful.

[nataliewalker]

It’s amazing how intricate the work is for such simple designs. It’s fascinating to watch. Thank you for sharing your process. You provide so much inspiration.

[ourshow]

Incredible! Thanks for taking the time to edit and narrate these videos, I know it must be a chunk of time for you! Such a treat, I've learned so much from you already.

[michelesimpson]

Just how I like my porcelain. I display my ceramics under spotlights because I love to see the shadows through the walls. Celadon on grolleg.

[lapatron]

YESSSS PORCELAIN RECLAIM!

Thank you Florian! Great work as always!

[thegreatswoop]

since i first came upon your channel i've seen an incredible progress in your work. you've maintained your own gestalt while at the same time evolved and refined your processes. i'm not well versed in the art of pottery, but i can recognize that you put great effort in your works, and i hope to see your works to become greater in the future. Truly masterclass!

[xbaczewska]

Whew. An inspiring, exhaustive (not exhausting!) exploration of this same-but-different process in porcelain. The end result is even more breathtaking than imagined.
Thank you for always making each step riveting. I never tire and always look forward to every new film.
Though i go to class, i consider you my #1 teacher. Kudos.

[lcsantos]

Those have this air of high art. The simplicity of the design, the line on the pot is also very tasteful. Amazing work!

[limaechonumismatics]

I love them. The shot with the light shining through it at the end was beautiful

[nsrvtqc]

Mind blowing to me how much I’m enjoying watching a guy play in the mud. 😝

[simeon]

Very elegant! I think the faint blue goes well with the subtlety of the exterior line.

[pamdemonia]

It's amazing what the glaze does around the lines. Very nice shapes, sort of austere, yet with some intrinsic warmth, if that makes any sense!