Blythe, for one, keeps his shirt on. He wants to be known for his art, rather than his torso. “It can be frustrating when I take an active effort to kind of fight that stereotype, and because of this environment that exists, you sometimes get lumped in with super overtly sexualized content,” he said. Still, the thirsty comments — “I’ve never been more interested in this man *I mean pottery*” and “he knows what he’s doing” — persist. Some ceramicists are more willing to embrace the sensual side of their craft. “It’s quite a sexual, intimate thing — just the way it looks, I guess,” said Pottery Boy, a 25-year-old ceramicist from Melbourne, Australia, with 1.6 million followers on his TikTok account who has previously made international headlines for being “dreamy.” (Pottery Boy asked BuzzFeed News to withhold his name for privacy reasons.) “I suppose I’m a sexual person,” he said, “and I like the sexual element of lots of things in my life.” Pottery Boy admitted his videos have horny undertones: He said he…