Our Philosophy on Throwing

Wheel-throwing demonstration by Ariane Coissieux (Photo: Elaine Wong, Malaysia) A precise and efficient throwing technique, adaptable to large pieces, porcelain, creative exploration, series production, and beyond. Throwing designed for freedom of movement and relaxation, working in harmony with the body for long-term health and preventing pain. The exercises call for…

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For over 40 years, our approach to wheel throwing has been centered on fluid body movement and hand posture—engaging the whole body without strain. You learn to listen to the clay, guiding it with firm yet gentle precision to tap into its natural smoothness. This practice fosters effortless movement and…

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Ashes in my glazes

What an exciting, joyful adventure it is to use waste to make light appear... A process that brings me even closer to the alchemists of the past.  I'm currently working on new glazes, using wood ashes. For many years now, I've been keeping the ashes from the wood-burning stove in…

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Health above all else !

Why is a ceramic vessel “food-safe” or not? As a professional producing tableware, it's my duty to be  irreproachable in this field.  And even more so when I teach glazing techniques to emerging professionals. Unfortunately, the regulations we have to follow are the same as those in industry, with no…

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Revue de la Céramique et du Verre: “La Recette”

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I feel truly honored to present a glimpse into my research results. I hope this work provides valuable insights for colleagues and nourishes their personal research. This is a deeply interesting issue, highlighting a fantastic feature on slab glass. Many thanks to Sabrina Silamo for her guidance and insightful editorial,…

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