Primitive Technology: Building Primitive Furnace and Crafting Pottery with primitive Tools

Building primitive furnace
Making pottery with primitive tools primitive skills.

In this video, we'll take you on a journey back in time to the world of primitive pottery. We'll show you how to build a simple furnace using natural materials and how to craft beautiful pottery using traditional techniques and simple tools. You'll learn how to prepare the clay, shape it into pots, and fire them in the furnace to create unique and stunning pieces of art.

We'll guide you through the entire process step-by-step, from building the furnace to creating the pottery. You'll see how to mix the clay, shape it into pots, and decorate them with intricate designs. We'll also show you how to fire the pottery in the furnace, using natural materials like wood and straw to create the perfect temperature.

Whether you're a seasoned potter or a beginner, this video is perfect for anyone who wants to learn the art of primitive pottery. You'll discover the joy of creating something beautiful with your own hands, using simple tools and natural materials. So join us on this journey back in time and unleash your inner artist with the magic of primitive pottery!

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[BrokenHeart-kyju]

Recognize and appreciate talent when you see it....Great skills man.

[GordeevaHike]

You are an excellent master! And you make beautiful, quality products.

[jmhiser]

Nice pots. Good job on your bone hair clip, your stone house and pots.

[MakeItPrimitive]

Very nice, not a single one broke! Is there an advantage in firing pottery for such a long time? In my kiln experiments, 30 to 60 minutes has always been enough to fire my pieces so far.

[jmhiser]

Mix your wood ash with clay and sand to make a type of cement to plaster your house with, and put on the walkway. You can use your wood ash and water to make a very thick clay to make pots with, air dry or fire to turn it black.

[Waldhandwerk]

Fantastic Job! All the best and Happy new year, Sepp

[monyclair]

Was your first attempt to produce your own pots ?

[Achbar]

Is it possible to glaze pottery in such a Kiln?