New Shinos

On You-Betcha Ko-shigaraki clay. No soda ash

Other side. Includes low-melt Spodumene

A standard Minnestoa Shino with Helmers. The iron in the Helmers turns it metallic.

Mino Shino Alumina Oxide and Low-melt Spodumene

Mino Shino from John Britt's glaze book.

white hakame slip inside. Whitens and smooths pinholing

Nezumi Shino

Nezumi Shino, Yanagi/Willow Inlay.

First Mogusa 艾 Clay and E-Shino

Shino was a Favorite glaze of mine in Minnesota. I have made many tests, and after about 5 years of test have come up with something I like.

The clay is have Mogusa shino clay and Half Mashiko Nami. Iron brush unglaze decoration.

Inside and Bottom Shots

 

Shino tea bowl known as "Hagoromo"

9.0cm by 13.4cm inside: 6.2cm

 

Nezumi Shino tea bowl of Hori-mishima style

8.4cm by 14.1~14.7cm inside: 6.6

 

E-Shino Bowl with flowering grass design

8.8cm by 26.7~29.5cm

 

Buttery Shinos

 

 

 

Hank Murrow 3 Footed Tea Bowl.

T These are my first tries with indoor lighting on pots. I am using clear sky blue 6700 kelvin lighting. Tatsuo sent me this fine bowl over the holiday seasons. Thank you Tatsuo! Thank you Hank! 

Foot View, Nice Grooved Feet!

 

Warren MacKenzie Tea Bowl

Got this and the pot below over the holidays. If you click and look at larger image, you can see large stone feldspar on the glaze surface and maybe applied ash. MacKenzie is in his 80s and continues to experiment.

 

Foot View!

 

Another MacKenzie. I think this is Brown Mat over Shino.