How to Throw and Turn a Simple Stoneware Bud Vase

In this video, I show you how I throw and trim these small, 300 gram stoneware bud vases, or bottles? Either way, they're a simple form that I previously made just one of that fired wonderfully, so hopefully with these I'll be able to recreate that.

Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
0:36 - Preparing clay
2:03 - Talking about my throwing tools
2:56 - Throwing bud vase
7:01 - Trimming bud vase the following day
9:40 - Discussing the specially made chuck
12:32 - Storing chucks long term

Thanks for watching!
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[andreamundt]

No unnecessary clay, no unnecessary words - clear, precise, well crafted, beautiful art - both the pottery and
the narration / video. Thx!! = )

[marilynstevenson]

Excellent demonstration and detailed 13:31 commentary. Thanks.

[chichinn]

really superb how you can make quite a large variety whilst keeping them recognizably yours with the cohesiveness of the designs!:D

[nicholassmith]

The little tidbits about how you made your porcelain maker's mark and how you store your chucks are what really make this channel amazing.

[jaredlodico]

I’d love to see a video on your chucks! The different styles, maybe ones you’re thinking of making in the future? Probably would be a short video lol

[andresebastian]

Favorite design ive seen of yours, its beautiful.

[freyes]

Great job and thanks for sharing your experience!

[aryaroy]

The amount of care you take while making these is amazing. Its almost like you're giving birth to these vases.

Also, would love to see the finished product (if possible).

[Charlie-ptks]

as an amateur potter, it's really admirable how good you are at your craft! I hope to approach your level of skill, and thank you so much for providing this clear and concise video!

[Stylefood]

it really really perfect description normally i make same you too god bless you

[petrescuework-difficultcas]

7:43 everybody needs that form of support in their lives, like the pot has from this left hand 💛

[michaelfreeman]

the thing I admire most about your pottery is that you have a very specific and overarching style that is simple while staying incredibly elegant.

[mael]

is there anything more satisfying that seeing someone trim pottery? I don't think so.
Also, I've watched a lot of pottery videos and I feel like whenever I see your thumbnail I know it's yours from the style of the designs even though you have such a wide variety.
I always so look forward to your videos

[monishamonu]

Found your channel a week ago and have been watching all your works.. it's really satisfying and relaxing to watch and listen.. thanks for posting🖤

[kashnimago]

Florian..that pot is so beautiful.. wish to buy from you someday. ❤️

[msh-rkgp]

I want to say for yourself and your art

And I don't say because every thing's is absolutely

Just nice 👌 and relaxed making very nicely pottery

Thanks a lot 🙏

[merlijnbell]

When you think about it, you’re such a multi talented artist/artisan. Skills in images, how to take beautiful shots. The lighting is perfect. The montage is perfect. The audio, and the way you write your « narration» is beautiful and soothing. And of course your clay making mastery. Did you take any courses in camera, lighting and editing ?

[thebomb]

You are awesome and your voice is so soothing

[leahkillian]

Wonderful! I learned a lot, listening to you describe your technique and your reasoning for doing things the way you do! Thank you! Also, do you have a source for your brass kidney? That is really a great tool!

[ranjitsreeram]

It amazes me with such low quantities of clay you achieve such height.
As a student of the art how many hours did you practice to achieve this height and finesse?