glazenerd 1,807 Posted December 28, 2016 Report Share Some talc, some dolomite , perhaps a pinch of cobalt carb to make it break purple? Interesting indeed. Enough lithium to make it flow; but not too much. Quote Link to comment
1515art 260 Posted December 28, 2016 Report Share I really like it...very interesting and perfect flow. Used .60 percent mag carb will try Cobalt next test, thought I had some but could not find it. Quote Link to comment
glazenerd 1,807 Posted December 28, 2016 Report Share Cut the mag. carb to 0.30%,. After I saw the forms you were making, had to share one of my private glaze recipes. Turned out very well, Go very easy on the cobalt carb...just a pinch. Quote Link to comment
dhPotter 472 Posted December 28, 2016 Report Share The look of this glaze reminds me of teadust glaze. It is very beautiful. Quote Link to comment
Joseph Fireborn 1,447 Posted December 28, 2016 Report Share Is the black part transparent when you shine a light directly on it? Or does it turn a brownish gold? Quote Link to comment
1515art 260 Posted December 29, 2016 Report Share dh, thank you, it's a beautiful glaze by a talented ceramicist wish I could take credit. Joseph, it is much as you see...the dark areas are a deep rich Mahognay. The clay body is cinnamon brown very high in iron. Quote Link to comment
glazenerd 1,807 Posted December 29, 2016 Report Share It is the titanium in the clay producing the purple band. Where high iron is, titanium is sure to follow Quote Link to comment
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