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Porcelain coffee set decorated with orchid-shaped ornaments handformed from high quality porcelain clay. Handpainted.
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~Mumzee May 15, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
o.O..... Oh my!!!
This one is gorgeous!! Instead of the butterfly on the flowers, you have the flowers on the
butterfly...just genious!!! The cups & saucers have a pretty shaped pattern on them...very shiny!!
I love the colours & ur photo set. I think you should make a beautiful photo book of ur work & it would
be a work of art itself!!!
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~xAnimeApplex May 13, 2011  Student General Artist
Wonderful! Do you always make your own cups, plates, and saucers, or do you sometimes purchase them?
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~JS-Design1 May 13, 2011
Basically, I always buy tableware and decorate them with handformed ornaments, but more complex forms such as baskets, jewelry or bigger sculptures are always entirely handformed by me.
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~witchesrose May 12, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Love it... (bit of a butterflylover over here :-) )
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~JS-Design1 May 12, 2011
Thanks a lot. I appreciate all kind comments :)
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~witchesrose May 13, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
My pleasure!!! :-)
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~Joseshin May 12, 2011
This is beautiful. I love the flower decorations and the painted butterflies. How did you fire it?
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~JS-Design1 May 12, 2011
Thanks for the comment and interest. There were four fires altogether. First I formed orchid ornaments and fired them (2 fires in the kiln). Later I combined them with the cups, saucers and teapot and painted twice with two fires in between.
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~Joseshin May 12, 2011
Thats a lot of firing. Was it reduction or atmospheric, and what cone did it go to?
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~JS-Design1 May 12, 2011
Sometimes my sets require even more fires (from 5 to 7). All the fires were atmospheric, but I have a little difficulty to describe the cone because I work in Celsius degrees.
1st fire (bisquit) 1190 degrees C
2nd fire (glaze) 1280 degrees C
3rd and fourth fires (porcelain paints) 800 degrees Celsius
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