Follow this little pot through the whole process. Firing video in two weeks (weather permitting)

I, too was the recipient of one of Matts' marvelous pieces of "beaver butt," and have used it for the

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Loved the video! Thank you!

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Hi Andy, thanks again for a fabulous tutorial, full of good information. I can’t wait to try painting my pots, I live near the beach, always collecting stones, now I have another use for them. Just found you on Instagram. 🤗

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Viewing this from the outside, the ancient way of making pottery, applying the slip and painting, then firing appears to be an exercise in patience. During their time and being used utilitarian and fragile in nature they must have been highly prized and cherished possessions. Are there any evidence the technique was keep within a small group of artisans or was the knowledge shared with other tribes/groups? Thanks for sharing.

Wow! I love your videos Andy! I was so excited when I came upon them, it’s the exact thing I was hoping to find. One question, what exactly is the white paint? Is it a mineral? I remember you said you find it at specific place but just curious what it is and if there is another mineral I could find in my area perhaps (North TX) that would be similar.

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Love your videos. Sorry if you've covered this already since I haven't gotten thru all your videos. Have you ever tried adding the red color pigment to the clay before you form the pots?

Have you tried dipping in a slurry of your slip? I've noticed when wet processing some wild clay, after allowing the clay to settle out of the water and tapping off much of the clear water, that you'll be left with a very even almost paint like substance. At least when dunking my hands in it to give a gentle mix before transferring, it made a very even, thin layer of clay on my hands. Perhaps the ancient technique was to simply dunk a pot down in that material.

Have you made a video on how to make the paint from mesquite beans?

Hi Andy, I'm wondering about your polishing stone, is it a stone that has been run through a fine rock polisher, or is it just a smooth river stone? How polished does my polishing stone need to be?

I'm in Mississippi and how would I get the slips and paints from out west can I buy from you or you know some one I can get some from

Have you ever tried poke berry as a paint?