“Let there be light, and there was light, and He was that the light was good”. Great video Simon, on a not as common pottery form.

I didn’t notice a single response to any comments or questions. But I’m hoping your one of the few KZfaq host/creators who actually respond to or engage with your audience. Thank you for the video

This guy would be a cool uncle to have

Now a thousand and one likes.

All the best wishes to you, Simon. Thank you for sharing your love and pleasure of clay.

Definitely will be trying these, love them! Thank you

Awesome to see you "playing" with the clay. Love these lamps.

Beautiful!

This is amazing!! You light up my pottery darkness Simon!! Thanks for all you do ♥

Very clever idea. Looking forward to trying this.

Welcome Back! These look great.

Love it Simon 💜

This is so neat to watch and learn.

They are beautiful!! I love the simplicity of the lamps. I just received your book today and can not wait to get into it.

Happy new year Simon, i must try these. I love how simple and functional these are.

I enjoyed this enormously. Thank you.

This is so great! thank you

I'm so excited to try this....thank you!

Thank you so very much ( Let your light shine always to)

Looks like lots of fun, Simon! Happy New Year!

Happy New Year Simon! Thanks for the great ideas!!! My light will shine brighter now.

I’m very inspired! This also reminded me that I can make taper holders for the dining table that are actually tall enough not to blinded by the flame. 👍🏼

Very creative design of an olive oil lamp.

JUST AMAZING

I am just starting to mold clay. This project is to me; and also how you kept it simple. Thanks

love it

Happy New Year, welcome back.

Happy New Year and Merry Christmas to all Orthodox brothers and sisters :-).

That job is really cool.

This is the one! The one that said to me “Sign up for The Workshop” and I did... Thanks Simon(: Wareboard photo coming soon!

🔥Oh what fun is right! 💫

I've never done this but if it was me if get scallop shell from beach and push shell in to clay for shell stability,use nettle cord wick with fish guts for fuel...then no need for potters wheel,the shell doesn't need sealing and veins of shell you could put multiple wicks,as I said I haven't done this just thought about a simpler way of doing same thing while watching video,it might not work but I can't see why it wouldn't

THANKS for demonstrating this. I chuckled when you licked your clay covered finger to smooth out the lamp🙂

So beautifull ,sooo cool 📜👏,i would like to do this one Day with God His Will God Bless you ,Jesus Loves you and Saves.

These are likely! A local Potter just finished one, and mentioned your tutorial!

good work, Simon.pavla

Hello sir, any chance you have some footage of your multi wick lamp in action??? I’ve been thinking of making a 3 or 4 wick version myself. I was thinking of cutting open an aluminum soda can and imbedding ever so slightly into the wet clay to act as a light deflector. Great video. Thank you

The rolled rim just makes it look a wee bit nicer.. Will you be able to come up with a Menorah where the bowl or bowls would be in front or back? Thanks for sharing!

Such a great design. I noticed in one of your older videos you had a Shimpo wheel, could you do a pros ad cons video about it? 🇬🇧

This is very cool, thank you! I'm pretty sure they were hand built, not thrown on the wheel-depending on where in the world they were made.

Greetings from a cold and dark UK, Simon. Perfect timing for these, many thanks. I've thrown a few but am wondering how to attach the handles, did you pull them? Any tips greatfully received

I would love to have one, for my prayer hour and meditation.

I finally know how it freaking works.... the aladin lamp thing... always was strange that it looked like a gravy bowl or something like that xD

We just talked about making more of those last week..

You are quite playful, simon 😁 love the multiple wick design.

I love all your videos. Now I have a question. I have been making oil lamps the week. None have been fired yet, still drying. I have heard lots of stories that they all leak oil no matter what clay or glaze you use. I had the idea of coating the inside with epoxy. Any thoughts? Do you not have that problem?

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How do you roll the wick up to keep it burning when the wick burns down too far?

I thought the thumbnail was a rotisserie chicken🫢

do you sell any of your oil lamps, ? thankyou

How did the unfired ones end up turning out??

What does the Aladdin Lamp look like when it's kilned?

How do we get these if we are not potters?

Why you use torch?

Mine burns for five minutes and goes out. It’s deep in olive oil. I have no idea why it wont stay lit

In those ancient times before there were matches, lighters or even steel, how did people light their lamps?

Do you sell these?

I would like to add that cotton wicks are THE best along with the olive oil which is not combustible by itself. DON'T use these with any other oil, only olive oil.

Those look similar to the alladdin lamp