Pottery Tools

If you're ready to hakema then I have the hake brush for you. This one is smaller and softer than the corn fiber brushes, so it's great for smaller work. I believe an artist's tools should be more than functional. They should embody all that is important: Style, quality, energy, feeling, and uniqueness. They should inspire your soul. Your artistic flare will flow with this elegant handmade hakame brush. I'll make a pink one like this for you. Overall length of the brush is about 8-1/2"…

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This purple heart triangular pottery rib will throw you some pretty sweet curves in your search for the perfect bowl. The straight edge is great for roughing out your cylinder work. Dimensions 6-1/4" long by 3-3/4" wide

This surfboard rib is made from a very wonderful piece of Santos rosewood, the tight grain and smooth finish will deliver outstanding curves in your wheel work. This elongated rib with a beading tool is great for medium bowls or large platters. The beading tool is great for adding a bead or two to the rim or foot of your pot. This rib measures 8" long by 2-3/8" wide and a meaty 3/8" thick. I start with an idea and a beautiful piece of wood. After I cut out the design on my band saw I…

I like big ribs, I can not lie! Here is a big one made out of a stunning wood called yellow heart. The beauty and largeness of this wood rib will light up your imagination and toss you some pretty nice curves in your wheel work as well. Add a great curve to your large platters. It measures around 12-1/2" long by 2-1/4" wide. I start with an idea and a beautiful piece of wood. I cut out the design on my band saw then carefully refine the shape on my belt sander. Here is where I bring the tool…

I like big ribs, I can not lie! Here is a big one made out of a stunning wood called padauk, it's hard to believe that an unstained wood can be this red. The beauty and largeness of this wood rib will light up your imagination and toss you some pretty nice curves in your wheel work as well. Add a great curve to your big bowls. It measures around 10" long by 4" wide. I start with an idea and a beautiful piece of wood. I cut out the design on my band saw then carefully refine the shape on my…

You can slip this mini rib onto your key chain to express your oneness with clay or use it as a focal bead on a necklace so that everyone will know that you are thinking about working at the wheel in your studio. This is a functional rib that in a pinch you could use to make a very tiny bowl. You will receive this cocobolo rib and it is about 3-1/8" long by 2-1/4" wide. I make these mini ribs with the same care and dedication as I do my full size ribs. This mini rib really is usable as a…

Paddle tools used to slap the coil built vessel walls at the Nakazato Tarouemon studio. This clay forming method is called “tataki giho”, a traditional method that was lost but revived by the late living national treasure, Nakazato Tarouemon XII.

Monograph featuring the studio pottery of Mike Dodd with essay by David Whiting. Photographs by Jay Goldmark.

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Here's a paddle with a chrysanthemum floral pattern for you and you to impress into your pots. The reverse side is smooth. The dimensions of this hard wood paddle is around 13" long by 3-1/4" wide and 5/8" thick. The floral pattern is 8-1/4" x 3". I start with an idea and a beautiful piece of wood. I cut out the design on my band saw then carefully refine the shape on my belt sander. Here is where I bring the tool to life with sweeping curves. I hand sand until I am satisfied with the fine…