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| OX Blood Red |
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| OX Blood Red |
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| Amber Celadon |
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Cone 10 Reduction/ 10 號錐還原燒
After doing some adjustments inside of the gas kiln I fired at UNCG, I finally gained some control of cone 10 reduction firing. Each firing made me become more humble. I used to believe that I knew everything about pottery. This kiln, however, made me relearn many things.
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I need to come take glazing classes with you, your glazes are always so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful red, I love it and it's rim also, the amber celadon has a lot of depth to it as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments. I think it's important to have right pots for different glazes. Copper red runs a lot, then, you need to have enough surface for it to run. Amber celaon pools well in texture, then, you need to have texture for it to show.
ReplyDeleteI also try to apply glazes thicker then most potters do.
mmmmm ox blood's lookin good!!!
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