#4 How I make an Incense Holder using Simple Imprint Techniques with Homemade Stamps

In this video, I show you how I make a ceramic incense holder using a simple stamp technique (using my handmade stamps). Follow along as I take you through each step, from working with clay slabs to creating imprints and assembling the handmade incense holder. This process is perfect for those who enjoy DIY ceramics and are looking for a simple and satisfying project. I use stoneware clay and fire it in a pottery kiln, so this tutorial is great for anyone who has a kiln at home or is new to pottery techniques. Whether you are a beginner in ceramics or have experience, this video will inspire you to try out new techniques and create your own beautiful, handmade pieces. If you love handmade ceramics, decorating your home with unique pieces, or are curious about pottery processes, make sure to watch this video. Thank you for joining me on this creative journey!" You are welcome in my SHOP with handmade ceramics: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LUKKILI #ceramicsfromhome #handmadeceramics #incenseholderdiy #incenseholdertutorial #incenseholder #howtomakeanincenseholder #howtomakepotteryathome #ceramicincenseholder #handmadeincenseholder #claycraftsforbeginners #clayslabtechnique #handmadepottery #imprintsinclay #handbuildingpottery #textureincly #simplepotteryprojects #diyclaycraft #rusticceramics #modernrustic #modernrusticceramics #ceramicstutorial #potteryforbeginners #creativewithclay #stepbystepceramicstutorial #handformedceramics #starttofinish #beginningtoend The clay I use in this video: Witgert 116 sg anthracite clay with grog 0 - 2 mm 40% The glaze I use in this video: STTC 02 1200ºC - 1280ºC Shiny White Diameter CAKE CUTTER: 20 cm (7,7 inch): https://amzn.to/4dUPIKt Here you find similar COOKIE CUTTERS I use all the time: https://amzn.to/3Yy7leH (If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.)