Charlie and Linda Riggs’ Naked Raku Technique
Naked raku gets its racy name because during the process of firing, the outer shell of slip that was applied … Read More
Naked raku gets its racy name because during the process of firing, the outer shell of slip that was applied … Read More
Flower bricks have a long history in the ceramic world. Initially, they were the shape and size of bricks laying … Read More
Most potters don’t give much thought to kiln wash and just use the recipe they used when they first learned … Read More
In today’s post, our own Holly Goring not only includes some versatile three-ingredient cone 04 glaze recipes, but she also … Read More
The truth is, I was a nerdy ceramics undergraduate student. I wanted to learn everything, right away—and I loved my … Read More
The first rule of glaze testing is never mix up a big batch of glaze and glaze a kiln load … Read More
Parian clay is renowned for its translucency and self-glazing surface. When mixing test batches using silica, kaolin, and a variety … Read More
There are many, many ways to put lines onto pots – carving, fluting, painting, drawing – but, I have to … Read More
Who can resist a beautiful bright red glaze? But red is also one of the most difficult colors to achieve … Read More
A while back, we posted an article on using rare earth metals in high fire glazes. The rare earth metals, … Read More