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Shoji Hamada Pottery
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Shoji Hamada demonstating around 1968
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Electric wheels take away all the beauty that we had the chance to watch on this video. Just beautiful as dneBinder1 said, just beautiful, thank you for sharing it with us...
My teacher Mick Arnup asked me which way I'd like the wheel to spin so I had a few goes at centering and liked clockwise.
I have a Hamada wheel but I mostly use it for putting footrings on rectangular platters which are draped over a wooden hump mold.
The usual reason given for clockwise wheels is that the right hand is usually stronger for using the stick. However lots of eastern potters Throw clockwise.
My Japanese student Aya Ikeda also threw lefthanded although she is righthanded.
I ask because I am a writer and switched from a typewriter to a computer and it had a huge impact on my writing.
When it comes to writing I like handwriting and computer, not the typewriter.