Skip to content
Your basket is empty

The firing lasted 100 hours with five people working in shifts stoking the kiln, which reached a temperature of 1270 C. Throughout this period, when Charles was not on duty, he would supervise the type of wood to use and where to stoke the kiln from. A great way to lose oneself as well as providing the opportunity to meet like minded people.

Below - side of shed housing the kiln with chargers on display:

Charles Bound Anagama Kiln

Wood stacked for firing:

Charles Bound Anagama Kiln 2

Front of kiln:

Charles Bound Anagama Kiln 3

Kiln about to be stoked:

Charles Bound Anagama Kiln 4

More stacked wood:

Charles Bound Anagama Kiln 5

Below examples of the work collected for the gallery:

Charles Bound ceramic tea bowls

Charles Bound ceramic tea bowls 2

Charles Bound pottery charger

Charles Bound pottery tea bowls

Charles Bound pottery yunomi

Charles Bound pottery yunomi 2

Charles Bound ceramics yunomi

Charles Bound ceramics pot

Charles Bound ceramics vessel

Charles Bound ceramics vessel 2