These lovely bowls where made by the Monday night advanced slip-casting class. They designed and made prototype bowls then cast them using the paper pulp mould making method. Lots of Japanese tissue transfer was used to decorate the bowls, as well as wax resist and two tone colours.
Some interesting forms where designed by the Thursday night clay class group. Each bowl was decorated using a different technique; two tone colours, tissue transfer, wax resist and inlay. They also made a collection of ceramic drink coasters.Next term we are making trinket boxes. I still have spots left on the Tuesday 10am class. Email me if you would like more information melanie@eucalypthomewares.com.au
Very nice! There's definitely some interesting shapes and I really like the design on the flat dish in the centre of the top image.
ReplyDeleteHi Melanie, have just discovered you!
ReplyDeleteCan you explain what is the paper pulp mould making method & where do you buy your tissue transfers.
Thanks
Sylvia
hello! where can i buy these transfers?
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nicole