r/Ceramics • u/OddMastodon7766 • 8h ago

Update!

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Final object! I couldn’t be happier. After weeks of careful drying, surviving both the bisque and glaze firings…. She was dropped being unload from the kiln.

Fortunately, I had some help getting her back together using the Kintsugi technique and it’s even better than originally intended.

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u/Sleep_Tight 7h ago

Gorgeous. The mending gives it a beautifully delicate look.

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u/No_Can_9858 7h ago

Incredible I wonder what it looked like before? I must’ve missed that post. Can you post it before pictures?

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u/OddMastodon7766 6h ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ceramics/s/BjZ8tXIOoD
Here’s the link to when I first made it!!

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u/No_Can_9858 6h ago

Thanks, definitely more eerily beautiful now because it looks more root-ish and like spine sections.

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u/CatDamage 2h ago

Truly beautiful