AHarri9656 on wed 13 may 98
Dear Clayart,
I am interested in a number of Japanese glazes and wonder if some members of
clayart can help me with the recipes and other info. The glazes are as
follows:
Shirahagi
Kiseto
Irabo
Ame
Tetsuaka
Yuteki
Namako
Kuroiro
Azukiakairo
Tomei
Oribe
Sekkainyuhaku
also:
Kaki
Nuka
(made famous by Shoji Hamada)
Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help and
consideration.
Sincerely,
Alex
John K. Dellow on thu 14 may 98
> Alex try and get a copy of Herbert Sanders "The world of Japanese Ceramics ".
> I am working on some of the glazes he gives recipes for .Have had to use
> Insight to rework to contempory Australian raw materials.I have a dark
> stoneware body made up for me by Sandisons Pottery & am only using those which
> are compatable with dark stoneware.
John (jacka) Dellow
Blue Mtns Pottery
Gold Coast
Australia
dellow@usa.net
GURUSHAKTI on thu 14 may 98
Here are some of the recipes your requested. Lead, barium and high copper do
not make for food safe glazes. I have not tested these, so they are given with
the usual disclaimers. I only have about 1300 glazes in my database so far
with another three thousand to go, if I live that long! :-) I was only able
to check the database. If I ever come across any of the others when going
through my notebooks, I'll try to post them here.
Also, you may want to check the Clayart archives. Ron Roy recently posted a
safer version of an Oribe type glaze that he re-formulated.
1274 AME GLAZE 9 - 10
OXFORD SPAR 34.57
WHITING 10.27
KAOLIN 8.46
FLINT 16.52
MAGNESITE .18
COMMON ASH 25.00
RED LEAD 5.0
ADD: RED IRON OXIDE 8%
1261 IRABO YELLOW BROWN MATT ON STONEWARE
REDUCTION CHESTNUT & GOLD BROWN ON PORCELAIN
BARNARD CLAY 60
WHITING 20
COMMON ASH 20
1268 NAMAKO-RABBITS FUR STREAKED 9 -10 REDUCTION OXIDATION-PURPLE BROWN
STREAK RABBITS FUR BLUE VIOLET BROWN
EUREKA SPAR(sub 1/2Oxford spar,1/2G-200Spar) 68.30
SODA ASH .12
WHITING 22.25
MAGNESITE .25
REDSTONE CLAY 7.76
KAOLIN 1.42
ADD TITANIUM DIOXIDE 9%,MANGANESEDIOX 9%
911RANDY JOHNSTON NUKA ASH GLAZE 8-10 REDUCTION WOOD FIRE
CUSTER FELDSPAR 37.5
KAOLIN 2.5
ASH 4.0
FLINT 2.0
NEPHELINE SYENITE 5.0
TIN OXIDE 1.0
This only totals 52
44 KHAKI PERSIMMON
NEPHELINE SYENITE 38.7
COLEMANITE 20
ZINC OXIDE 8.1
BARIUM CARBONATE 9.85
CHINA CLAY 25.8
FLINT 33.3
Add: IRON OXIDE 2-6%
491 LEACH KHAKI 9 REDUCTION
RED IRON OXIDE 9
KONA F4 FELDSPAR 47
HARDWOOD ASH 33
FLINT 11
1031 HAMADA LIKE KHAKI 10 REDUCTION
NEPHELINE SYENITE 39
GERSTLEY BORATE 20
ZINC OXIDE 9
BARIUM CARBONATE 10
KAOLIN 21
FLINT 23
RED IRON OXIDE 5
This totals 127
1191 OHATA KHAKI 10 REDUCTION
POTASH FELDSPAR 43.35
SILICA 19.32
KAOLIN 5.61
TALC 5.61
WHITING 6.41
BONE ASH 8.81
RED IRON OXIIDE 9.62
BENTONITE 1.28
1288 ORIBE 9 - 10 ? OXIDATION
FLINT 768
BALL CLAY 480
WHITING 420
OPAX 360
DOLOMITE 292
BARIUM CARBONATE 612
CUSTER FELDSPAR 1002
KONA F4 SODASPAR 840
COPPER CARBONATE 286
TIN OXIDE 190
1276 ORIBE 9 - 10 ? OXIDATION
G200 FELDSPAR 15
KONA F4 SODASPAR 2
NEPHELINE SYENITE 3
RICE STRAW ASH 80
COPPER CARB 12-123%
USE CLEAN SWEEP FOR RICE STRAW ASH
SYNTHETIC RICE STRAW ASH:
WHITING 5.8%
SILICA 72%,
FUKUSHIMA SPAR 22.2
FUKUSIMA SPAR:
SUB: G200 75%,
NEPH SY 15%
KONA F4 SPAR 10%
Good luck!
June
David James on thu 14 may 98
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Dear Clayart,
>
>I am interested in a number of Japanese glazes and wonder if some members of
>clayart can help me with the recipes and other info. The glazes are as
>follows:
>
>Shirahagi
>Kiseto
>Irabo
>Ame
>Tetsuaka
>Yuteki
>Namako
>Kuroiro
>Azukiakairo
>Tomei
>Oribe
>Sekkainyuhaku
>
>also:
>Kaki
>Nuka
>(made famous by Shoji Hamada)
>
>Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help and
>consideration.
>
>Sincerely,
>Alex
PHIL ROGERS HAS NUKA GLAZE IN HIS ASH GLAZE BOOK
Ruth Blake on fri 15 may 98
GURUSHAKTI wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Here are some of the recipes your requested. Lead, barium and high copper do
> not make for food safe glazes. I have not tested these, so they are given with
> the usual disclaimers. I only have about 1300 glazes in my database so far
> with another three thousand to go, if I live that long! :-) I was only able
> to check the database. If I ever come across any of the others when going
> through my notebooks, I'll try to post them here.
While you are going through your database do you happen to have a cone 6
gloss or matt glaze that breaks dramatically. I don't care what
color at this point I just want to try some high contrast on
some new pots I have carved.
I lost all my recipes from college and most of my books last year when
the garage flooded.
Ruth Blake
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