Finishing Two Part Vases - throwing and attaching the tops 

Second upload with the background audio fixed, YAY! Thank you for pointing out my mistakes. Cheers!

Amazing work. I’m forever learning and trying your tricks and wonderful skill!

Thanks for making these very informative videos on two part vase constructions. I'm really interested, because it is very like the construction of the clay versions of middle eastern goblet-shaped drum shells, where the flaring part is the base of the shell (Often, the top is thrown right-side-up and then flipped over after it dries to a similar state like your vase bottoms; and then they cut the bottom out and join on the base in a similar manner).

As always beautiful pots!!

Awesome video, thank you. Im stunned about how high you can throw with that amount of clay. It must be very thin. You are a great inspiration.

The first pot I would have cut off 1/3rd of that top! just a matter of preference Matt :) Great video and thanks for sharing.

Beautiful

I love the way that second vace turned out! Absolutely gorgeous ❣️

Can't wait to see the process ! 👍🌞 Beautiful pieces. Love those classic shapes.

Beautiful!!

love this video Matt, great work making them look as made in one :)

That second one you did was `my idea` of the perfect pot Matt. I love skinny necks.

Hi Matt, I really like the two part vases on the large pieces. I have always attempted larger pieces with one amount of clay and it hard to NOT make mistakes when doing that. I'm changing my ways when doing larger tall pieces for now on. eddie.

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Waiting for you to put a handle on that pitcher !!