Ceramic vase based on Andreas Mass blossom vase
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The ceramic vase is made from a plaster mold that is build from a 3D printed mold.
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This ceramic vase is a bit of work, but it is worthwhile. The result is awsome. Thank you Andreas for this great design !!!
How to do
Print the 4 mold component
Print the 4 quarter of Andreas Vase
Pour the four quarter of the plaster mold
Find a skilled potter as my wife is and kindly ask her to provide “barbotine” and enamel
I have no idea how to say barbotine in English. It is a kind of liquid clay or porcelain that you shall cast into the plaster mold.
My first trial is not really waterproof but I like it a lot.
Update August 25, 2022
We made a second trial and obtained a second ceramic vase. It's better but not perfect. See photos. It seems that the 3D printing is not the most difficult part. The ceramic and the painting of the ceramic is very difficult.
Nevertheless, we started to work on a larger one and a second design from my own. Stay tuned !!
Update February 2026
You may say that I a little stubborn but I insisted to improve the method. 5 years after my first trial Andras design is still one of the most complex casting that I have ever made.
I worked hard to go bigger and to avoid defects. I had to build 7 parts molds to avoid undercuts. This is a lot of work but so nice at the end
Thank you again Andreas for having trigger this hobby !