Assumption Abbey on mon 2 aug 99
Readers,
Does anyone have the Tom Coleman's recipe for 'Orange Red' Kaki? I
would like to try this one in the test kiln
Thanks in advance
Llewellyn Kouba
ABBEY POTTERY
http://www.assumptionabbey.com/Pottery.html
Assumption Abbey on wed 4 aug 99
Readers,
Does anyone have the Tom Coleman's recipe for 'Orange Red' Kaki? I
would like to try this one in the test kiln
Thanks in advance
Llewellyn Kouba
ABBEY POTTERY
http://www.assumptionabbey.com/Pottery.html
Bob Nichols on fri 6 aug 99
Tom Coleman has self-published "Glazes I Use" in a convenient handbook.
The glaze requested as "Orange Red Kaki" is not listed by that name,
though there is a suspiciously similar sounding "Tomato Iron Red" on page
15.
I have no connection with Tom and Elaine, but respect there work. A
student brought in the handbook to show me, which we then ordered for sale
at our campus bookstore. AS with all glaze recipes, buyer (tester) beware.
The contact info in the handbook is:
Coleman Clay Studios-Las Vegas
(702) 451-1981
1003 Santa Ynez
Henderson, Nevada 89015
Through our store, the handbook retails for about $20.00
Best wishes from one who benefits from this dialogue, but seldom
contributes.
Bob Nichols (805) 922-6966 ext.3521 e-mail: bnichols@slonet.org
Fine Arts Dept, Allan Hancock College, 800 S.College, Santa Maria, CA 93454
Eileen Streeter on sat 7 aug 99
i found a kaki glaze in my 'inside japanese ceramics' book... it is
described as
'the bright orange-brown persimmon glaze made popular by hamada shoji'....
the recipe is general... but try it...
modified ash base...
feldspar 25%
wood ash 40
straw ash 25
iron ox 7
optional... 2% titanium
fired to at least 1250 degrees C... and works well when applied over a
transparent glaze...
it has recipes for synthetic ash glases...
wood ash..
potash felspar 12.0
limestone 63.0
magnesite 5.0
bone ash 7.0
kaolin 10.0
silica 3.0
straw ash...
potash felspar 22.2
limestone 5.8
silica 72.0
check out this book if this is an area of glazes that interests you...
written by richard l. wilson... isbn # 0-8348-0346-1 cost of $29.65....
HB... from borders books (discounted price)....
hope this helps....
eileen
Hank Ray on sun 8 aug 99
Hello All......
Tomato Red is a fairly common glaze.... in fact the ceramics web web site
has a searchable glaze data base that has the recipe in it... i have seen
several different recipes... with only minor differences... and they all look
the same....
here goes...
Tomato Red cone 10 reduction
Kona F-4 45
Flint 24.17
EPK 6.67
Magnesium Carb 6.67
Bone ash 10.83
Red Iron Oxide 6.67
Bentonite 2
Pete.... in OKC OK
In a message dated 8/6/99 3:30:57 PM !!!First Boot!!!, bnichols@slonet.org
writes:
> Tom Coleman has self-published "Glazes I Use" in a convenient handbook.
> The glaze requested as "Orange Red Kaki" is not listed by that name,
> though there is a suspiciously similar sounding "Tomato Iron Red" on page
> 15.
>
> I have no connection with Tom and Elaine, but respect there work. A
> student brought in the handbook to show me, which we then ordered for sale
> at our campus bookstore. AS with all glaze recipes, buyer (tester) beware.
>
> The contact info in the handbook is:
>
> Coleman Clay Studios-Las Vegas
> (702) 451-1981
> 1003 Santa Ynez
> Henderson, Nevada 89015
>
> Through our store, the handbook retails for about $20.00
>
> Best wishes from one who benefits from this dialogue, but seldom
> contributes.
>
> Bob Nichols (805) 922-6966 ext.3521 e-mail:
bnichols@slonet.org
> Fine Arts Dept, Allan Hancock College, 800 S.College, Santa Maria, CA
93454
>
>
Ilene Mahler on sun 8 aug 99
What cone?Ilene in Conn...
At 03:00 PM 8/7/99 EDT, Eileen Streeter wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>i found a kaki glaze in my 'inside japanese ceramics' book... it is
>described as
>'the bright orange-brown persimmon glaze made popular by hamada shoji'....
>the recipe is general... but try it...
>
>modified ash base...
>
>feldspar 25%
>wood ash 40
>straw ash 25
>iron ox 7
>optional... 2% titanium
>
>fired to at least 1250 degrees C... and works well when applied over a
>transparent glaze...
>
>it has recipes for synthetic ash glases...
>
>wood ash..
>
>potash felspar 12.0
>limestone 63.0
>magnesite 5.0
>bone ash 7.0
>kaolin 10.0
>silica 3.0
>
>straw ash...
>
>potash felspar 22.2
>limestone 5.8
>silica 72.0
>
>check out this book if this is an area of glazes that interests you...
>written by richard l. wilson... isbn # 0-8348-0346-1 cost of $29.65....
>HB... from borders books (discounted price)....
>
>hope this helps....
>
>eileen
>
>
Eileen Streeter on mon 9 aug 99
ilene...
1250 degrees C is somewhere between ^'s 7 and 8... it was probably
originally fired in a wood buring kiln... you need to try it out in red and
ox firings... do test tiles...
good luck...
eileen in nh...
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