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Firing
The basics of firing pottery.
csuzannethompson
Mar 82 min read
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Glaze
How ceramic glazes work and the colours created from raw minerals.
csuzannethompson
Mar 71 min read
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Porcelain
A definition of porcelain ceramics and the properties of porcelain clay.
csuzannethompson
Mar 41 min read
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Stoneware
A definition of stoneware clay ceramics.
csuzannethompson
Mar 41 min read
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Earthenware
Clay is simple, a blend of an array of minerals such as silica, calcium, iron, and many more defined by its fine particle size. Finer than sand but coarser than silt, most of us have a general understanding of what clay is. But when we're talking about pottery, there's much more to know. Sometimes pottery is marked as porcelain, stoneware, earthenware , and on the rare occasions raku or fireclay . What's the difference, and is one better than the other? I don't think any
csuzannethompson
Mar 31 min read
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Neriage & Nerikomi
What is neriage and nerikomi pottery?
csuzannethompson
Mar 11 min read
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