June Perry on wed 8 may 96
I have been trying unsuccessfully, so far, in getting a cone ten reduction,
oribe type green. Does anyone out there have a recipe they are willing to
share? The green I want is a deep, rich similar to a hunter green with an
almost metallic shine at times. Kind of the look you get when you at the the
top of the oxide saturation point.
Thanks!
June Perry
EMail: Gurushakti@aol.com
Donald Goldsobel on thu 9 may 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I have been trying unsuccessfully, so far, in getting a cone ten reduction,
>oribe type green. Does anyone out there have a recipe they are willing to
>share? The green I want is a deep, rich similar to a hunter green with an
>almost metallic shine at times. Kind of the look you get when you at the the
>top of the oxide saturation point.
>
>Thanks!
>June Perry
>EMail: Gurushakti@aol.com
>
>CUSTER SPAR 30.91
WHITING 22.36
SILICA 25.32
TALC 7.81
EPK 12.55
BONE ASH 1.05
COPPER OXIDE 5.49
RAPBERRY RED TO PALE SEAGREEN
FLUID, DO NOT DIP. THIN
USE W/ CHUN/YANIGARA/HT/BLACK STAIN
June: I have used this oribe as an accent glaze only. Thick it is green with
a shine, but not a gloss to it. Thin, it is pink (reduced). I found that
flung from a brush through a seive will produce light pink fine spatter.
I use it with a chun that has tin oxide, but no other colorant and a semi
matt white, from a potter by the name of Yanigara. If you like the way it
behaves, Ill send the Yanigara rx as well. It is a favorite of mine.
Donald G.
Gary W. Wagoner on thu 9 may 96
This may be what you're looking for:
ORIBE GREEN ^10 ox. or red.
Flint 16
Ballclay 10
whiting 9
dolomite 6
barium carb. 13
custer spar 21
Kona f-4 spar 18
tin ox. 4
zircopax 7
copper carb. 6
I've used this glaze with and without the opacifier(s), and fired it
exclusively in reduction, which does give the metallic sheen you are
describing.
Gary Wagoner, Auburn University AL
Kaname Takada on thu 9 may 96
On Wed, 8 May 1996, June Perry wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I have been trying unsuccessfully, so far, in getting a cone ten reduction,
> oribe type green. Does anyone out there have a recipe they are willing to
> share? The green I want is a deep, rich similar to a hunter green with an
> almost metallic shine at times. Kind of the look you get when you at the the
> top of the oxide saturation point.
>
> Thanks!
> June Perry
> EMail: Gurushakti@aol.com
Hi June,
This is Oribe recipe I use.
Oribe C10R
Custer Feldspar 80.00%
Whiting 20.00%
100.00%
Add:
Copper Carbonate 5.00%
It produces nice deep green with, sometimes, metalic shine.
Good Luck!
Kaname Takada
June Perry on mon 17 mar 97
Dear Donald:
Some time ago you may an offer to give me tha Yanigara glaze. I would love to
have it. I've tried some of the Oribes and they are really nice. I tried one
over my shino and next to the shino and really liked the results.
Thanks!
June
Email: Gurushakti@aol.com
Donald G. Goldsobel on tue 18 mar 97
At 09:24 AM 3/17/97 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Dear Donald:
>
>Some time ago you may an offer to give me tha Yanigara glaze. I would love to
>have it. I've tried some of the Oribes and they are really nice. I tried one
>over my shino and next to the shino and really liked the results.
>
>Thanks!
>June
>Email: Gurushakti@aol.com
June: I got this Rx from CM some years ago. It was touted to be a good glaxe
to paint on. I found it to be a perfect buttery matt stable glaze to cone
10+. That oribe over it is dynamite. Thin it is pink!!, thicker it is
green. I shoot it off a brush through a screen for a fine speckle and the
remove the screen ( read strainer ) and throw it on\at the pot with a brush.
It is effective for a casual design and fun. I found it best on a white body
and that westwood granite is terrific. Have a ball. If SMr. Yanigara is
lurking out ther, take a bow.
yanigara white
>
>KINGMAN\G200 FELDSPAR 3080 38.5%
TALC 1000 12.5
WHITING 1304 16.3
SILICA 2152 26.9
EPK 232 2.9
BENTONITE 232 2.9
8000 GMS = 17.78 LBS
WHITE SEMI MATT GOOD FOR ON GLAZE DECO
TOTALLY OPAQUE,
Donald Goldosbel in the paradise of spring in the desert of the San
Fernanado Valley.
pots@pacicnet.net
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