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Personal Size Blue Ash Berry Bowl |
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Personal Size Shino Berry Bowl |
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Large Bowl with Amber Celadon/ Blue Ash Glazes |
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Large Bowl with Copper Red/ Blue Ash Glazes |
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Shino Tea Caddy |
Here are some new works that just came out of cone 10 reduction firing over the weekend. I found some interesting glaze combinations: Copper Red (inside) works well with most dark glazes (on outside).
At the same time, I also found that never use Amber celadon (inside) and Shino (on outside) on the same piece. Unfortunately, 1/5 of kiln load were in this glaze combination and they went straight to dumpster.
I am so used to with monochrome ceramics. Finding good glaze combination on one piece is quite challenging. I probabily shouldm't always trust my intuition.