Dealer Troy Schmidt, Red Dragon Pottery: Ceramics

Using a full-size potter's wheel, IGMA Fellow Troy Schmidt creates 1:12 scale hand-thrown pottery from fine English porcelain. In addition to miniature ceramics, he makes life-size pottery and teaches beginning ceramic classes. Always exploring and experimenting, his exciting glazes come in a wide range of unique colors. Email: RedDragonPottery@gmail.com. Web: http://reddragonpottery.com

Dragon Handle Ewer with semi-matte celadon glaze. 1:12 scale.

Carved ewer with cut lip and classic gloss celadon green glaze. 1:12 scale.

Troy randomly wrapped a thread of soft clay around a vase with a simple form to add interest. 1:12 scale.

Here is Troy with a dragon sculpture. He has made many dragon sculptures over the years but this is the largest one.

Pilgrim bottle, about 12-inches tall. The form dates back over 1000 years and his version was inspired by ceramic flasks that were once common in tombs in northern China.

Natural stoneware vase with a reticulation glaze, about 14-inches tall.

Simple teapot with Troy's signature purple glaze. Life-size, not 1:12 scale.

Small three-footed teapot, about 6-inches tall.

A matcha tea bowl, or chawan, with a classic shino glaze. Life-size, not 1:12 scale.

Jar with a piece of Columbia River basalt for a handle. About 8-inches tall.

Original design from 1999 shows Mother Nature creating woman in her own image, with a new glaze from 2014. About 12-inches in diameter. 

To see more 1:12 scale Red Dragon Pottery, go >here<.