Your thin walls are beautiful!
In my opinion, and this is only an opinion... The only ones who really appreciate thin wall turning, are those who understand how difficult it is to do it well.....and that would be another turner. The average non-turning person only cares about the eye-appeal of the shape, and doesn't care about thin-ness. This isn't a selling point.
I went through a period of turning many thin-wall bowls, and came to the above conclusion after interacting with others who were familiar with my work. These days, the only thing that matters, is the general eye-appeal of the shape....thinness and whether the outside form matches the inside form is an insignificant consideration...with the stipulation that there is a point where too thick is not a good thing either. and that would be a matter of opinion, as well.
As a side note, there was an incident in my shop where a slight breeze came through the open door, and blew a thin wall bowl off the table, onto the floor! (This has no relevance to the discussion.....just a comment for consumption!) 🙂
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