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Toronto potter Hector Konomi has published a new video on his YouTube channel: a handmade Tokoname red clay teapot with carved floral relief and a bamboo-style handle, fired in oxidation. The short film moves slowly around the piece in natural light, so you can see the carving, the warm red-brown clay and the details that…
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Toronto potter Hector Konomi now shares his work on YouTube. On the Hector Konomi YouTube channel you can watch handmade Japanese-style teapots from his Toronto studio up close: the clay, the form and the details that are hard to see in a photograph. For an overview of Hector’s work as a Tokoname-trained potter, visit hectorkonomi.com.…
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Toronto potter Hector Konomi’s new Medium article introduces rare Akitsu Mumyoi and Nosaka clay teapots and how firing shapes tea flavour.
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Please check out my new Medium article! https://hectorkonomi1.medium.com/new-arrival-akitsu-mumyoi-and-nosaka-rough-clay-teapots-dde48c88e40d Also do not forget to check my overall Web site: Don’t forget my Toronto location:
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Hi all pottery lovers in Toronto and around the world! I would like to connect with you all to share our work, techniques etc. and create social bonds that will help us all be better at what we do. I am now in LinkedIn! Connect with me at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hector-konomi-toronto/ See you all there! Also visit…
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Discover Hector Konomi Ceramics Toronto — a studio where ancient Tokoname pottery traditions meet modern Canadian design. Learn about Hector’s story, his Japanese-inspired methods, and the meditative craft behind each handmade ceramic piece. A Meeting of Worlds: Japanese Tradition in the Heart of Toronto In a quiet corner of Toronto’s east end, the sound of…