No doubt about it , big cascade pots are a pain to make. This one is about to start drying, so not sure of how long before it gets fired.
It's 24cm x 24cm x20cm high , weighs in at just under 5 kilo.
Kinda makes my mini look even smaller.
From mini to monster pot
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Re: From mini to monster pot
So you'll be waiting on that big new kiln to arrive then 
nice colouration differential in the clay
nice colouration differential in the clay
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Re: From mini to monster pot
I am sure that these will be popular Joann, nobody seems to make square semi-cascade pots
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