Ceramics Monthly Working Potter Maya Machin (from the June/July/August issue) joins Ian Hall-Hough in sharing slip and glaze recipes used at or around cone 10. 

Ian Hall-Hough’s Recipes

1 Ian Hall-Hough’s vase, Phoenix clay, Shino Slip brushed up to rim, dipped in Basic Ash Wash and top third of pot dipped again, fired to cone 10 in reduction in a gas kiln.
1 Ian Hall-Hough’s vase, Phoenix clay, Shino Slip brushed up to rim, dipped in Basic Ash Wash and top third of pot dipped again, fired to cone 10 in reduction in a gas kiln.

Maya Machin’s Recipes

2 Maya Machin’s stacking canister set (four sections), 14 in. (36 cm) in height, white stoneware, Val Cushing Black Slip, salt glazed and wood fired to cone 10, 2020.
2 Maya Machin’s stacking canister set (four sections), 14 in. (36 cm) in height, white stoneware, Val Cushing Black Slip, salt glazed and wood fired to cone 10, 2020.
3 Maya Machin’s Tunnel Vase, white stoneware, Val Cushing Black Slip, Shiny Blue Glaze, salt glazed and wood fired to cone 10. Photo: John Polak.
3 Maya Machin’s Tunnel Vase, white stoneware, Val Cushing Black Slip, Shiny Blue Glaze, salt glazed and wood fired to cone 10. Photo: John Polak.

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Topics: Ceramic Artists, High Fire Glaze Recipes, Glaze Chemistry
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