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Hi there, I'm new on this forum and quite new to ceramics and glazes in general so please excuse my lack of knowledge... I've been making ash glazes using this Katherine Pleydell-Bouverie nuka glaze recipe; Mixed woodash 33.0 Feldspar 33.0 Kaolin 16.5 Ball Clay 16.5 On a recent trip to China I aquired some rice straw ash and I was really excited to turn this into a glaze. From what I read rice straw ash should be very high in silica too like other (mixed) wood ashes so I used the same recipe. The results came out rather different then expected or other wood ash based
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I am new to the community. My website is Eastwood Pottery I have a question regarding Hannah's Fake Blue Ash glaze. My glaze always comes out brown. I left out the RIO and just used the Cobalt Oxide but I still for the life of me cannot get blue. Does anyone out there have success using the blue ash glaze and do you use cobalt oxide as in the recipe?
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Hello! New to the site and am curious about the effects of dry wood ash on glazes. I have found a lot of info about wood ash glazes, but not so much about applying dry wood ash onto an already applied and dried (or sometimes sprayed with a little water) glaze. I realize glaze recipes will vary greatly so it may not be very helpful to name any, but I have had great results (in my opinion) with the shino glaze at the pottery school I attend, please see the attached image. I have also tried this on our versions of tenmoku and iron red with results of some fluxing and gold spec
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John Baymore - Thayer Gallery Solo Exhibition - Feb. 2017
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Announcement for solo exhibition in February and March of 2017.© 2017 - John Baymore - all rights reserved
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From the album: High Fire
Loaded with ash crystals from being in just the right spot in Mark Goertzen's kiln, Dante. -
From the album: High Fire
This delicious cup was fired for 96 hours in Justin Rothshank's anagama in Goshen, IN.
