872P Raku Orange PintSpectrum Raku glazes are all lead free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750F (950C) in an electric or gas kiln. While still red hot, the glazed piece should be transferred into a reduction bin; commonly a small sealable metal container containing organic material. The reduction bin should be closed and the piece allowed to cool for at leasttwenty minutes before removing and cleaning it.

causing more of a beige tone to occur

opaque lime glaze that boasts a glossy

The seat is 14" in diameter and is made of heavy-gauge cold-rolled steel with curled edges to reinforce the seat and eliminate safety hazards

5” depth

and maintains a strong blue tone with a soft sheen all the way to cone 10

Larger trap volume means reduced maintenance frequency

do not thin glaze

Dark blue wHere thick

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Materials and techniques… and a collaboration

glossy blue-gray that pools and accents textured ware like the ancient glaze it is created to imitate

Gray at C/10 oxidation