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So there's this glaze one of the potters I follow on IG uses that has me drooling. I'm too shy to ask for a recipe but from scrolling through the feed I see that it's a wood ash glaze fired in oxidation. I don't know if this potter uses real wood ash, all I know is that I don't want to mess with real wood ash myself. I found a few synthetic ash recipes that are supposed to mimic ash sourced from different kinds of burned materials. Also found some wood ash ^6 ox. glaze recipes I want to try that I believe may produce the look I'm after, which is very glossy with tiny white crystals. Those of you who have experience with wood ash glazes - is using synthetic ash as a replacement for real ash adequate? Produces similar results?
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From the album: Glazed Ceramics 2013
This whole bowl was glazed in sun valley. The outside ran quite a bit onto the foot and cookie it was resting on, but the inside result was very interesting. It breaks in a light blue, and can have a whole range of color changes as it melts. In 2013 this was the largest bowl I had managed to throw, it was made out of 10 pounds of clay. Deciding on if I want to use this glaze again on future works, as it is very unpredictable and runny. -
From the album: Pottery 2016
Cone 5 B-Mix, carved and glazed in Stoned Denim from Mayco.© Giselle Massey 2016 all rights reserved
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Porcelain Vase 10" Fired to cone 6 Oxidation
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From the album: Jim Keffer Pottery
Porcelain Vase 10" Fired to cone 6 Oxidation with Black Opulence Coyote Blue and Saturation Metalic
