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Hsin-Chuen Lin using his new wooden ribs to throw a lidded jar.

Hsin-Chuen Lin demo on throwing double wall teacup/teabowl in a project class at Higher Fire Clay Space studio.

Dunoon Mug Shape Chart (Screen capture from site)

Learn how to carve a teacup or yunomi from a block of clay using the traditional Japanese kurinuki technique. This kurinuki tutorial will take you step by step through the process of slowly carving away clay to reveal a yunomi teacup.

Tea Bowl Feet! There are about a billion pretty ways to tie your shoes. http://flyeschool.com/content/japanese-tea-bowl-shapes

Is pottery your passion? Have you thought about turning your hobby into your very own pottery business? Check out our mini guide so you can get started today!

I can't even begin to tell you how many times I have had people ask if we had covered butter dishes. I have been working out how to do them the same way as I make lidded ovals. I found a youtube video of a potter that makes them in much the same way I had in mind and I incorporated some of his techniques. I started by throwing a ring of clay and splitting it. The first two didn't have enough clay in the center. It took a few tries to get it right. I then shaped the two rings into squared off…

Jonathan Yamakami