Anybody know if these are still being mdae?

These are a thing of beauty: http://www.martinbreese.com/trickpages/lota.htm

Christopher

Find Martin Duffy. I love mine!!!

I love mine as well--It's on loan to Mr. Christian Cagical! And I miss it!

Artist and magician Tom Crecelius of Nine Dragon Pottery in Indiana
(812-633-7875, http://www.ninedragonpottery.com)
designs and hand produces one-of-a-kind Lota Bowls that are not only very magical and whimsical in nature, but allow for almost a dozen “pours” issuing from a deceptively small and well shaped vessel.

Should you decide to perform "Jack O’Shea and the Fairies" (in my new book) I highly recommend that you contact Tom for the perfect prop, and own a true artifact you’ll be proud to use on stage.

If you’re in the U.K. Martin Duffy makes a wonderful Lota as well, I believe his are now sold through Martin Breese’s Abracadabra shop.

Magically, Walt

I'm glad you guys brought up the lotta bowl/pot/cup/duhicky. For my show I'm working on I was going to incorporate a lotta pot because the mines here are very hot due to the hot (ha!) springs and I figured filling metal cups full of water through the show would be good.

Martin duffy has 2 different line of lota pot: One seems antique and the other one has a smooth and glossy (white?)finish, sometimes decorate with a sirens.(miss the picture).

Woah very beautiful lota.

If you PM I can email pics of Tom's lotas,
I can't figure out how to imbed pics here.

Each is different in sytle and size, and he can custom as well.

http://secure.netsolhost.com/603583.6157......de=MPARS

Walt

Really nice vase yes. But a little more expensive I think.

Tom will do all price ranges and styles depending on requests, thank for posting a pic! Walt

Yes, I have seen that it's a custom vase made on demand.

It's a really nice prop, build with your chosing design, more suited for parlor or stage than the pot from martin duffy/mary tomich.

He seems to have lota pot for close up to, more classic with a glossy finish , but I prefer the rough design of the big vase, witch is really a piece of art.