Pottery Art Using Barrel-Firing Technique

Kathryn Newsom is taking her pottery to new heights through a unique barrel-firing process. Dubbed 'contemplation pots,' her beautiful artistic pottery passes through the fire before completion, where the smoke creates ethereal scenes that are truly one-of-a-kind.
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Title: From The Ashes
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[@coopart1]

Wonderful pots ! And great video also, enjoyed

[@keenanwilliams2657]

Absolutly beautiful work!!!!

[@jessesamson7392]

Beautiful pots! Tell me, please, are they usable to hold/store food and/or liquid?

[@Sugarflesh]

I doubt it, pitfired pieces are generally not food safe, maybe if she added beeswax that might make it partially food safe but thats still not a fail safe for bacteria

[@MrFavoritetools]

Hello! Thanks for sharing your experience! I am in the same process as you: learning and experimenting. I love the results! Very beautiful pieces are obtained. It would be interesting to know how many hours of cooking are inside the barrel. I notice that the barrel has some holes, I imagine they are for some oxygen to enter. Could you make a video or explain in more detail the burning procedure inside the barrel! Thank you!