Phyllis Kloda on wed 5 dec 01
Hello
I am looking for a glaze called Harata Red- does anyone have the recipe?
Thanks
Phyllis
David Hendley on wed 5 dec 01
Phyllis, I think you want 'Ohata Red',
Cone 10 reduction or oxidation
Custer feldspar 42.35
Flint 19.00
Whiting 8.66
Bone ash 8.66
Talc 6.33
Kaolin 5.50
Red iron oxide 9.50
Total 100.00
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
hendley@tyler.net
http://www.farmpots.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phyllis Kloda"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 6:13 AM
Subject: Harata Red
> Hello
> I am looking for a glaze called Harata Red- does anyone have the recipe?
> Thanks
> Phyllis
>
Dennis E. Tobin on wed 5 dec 01
Phyllis we have a glaze t called Ohata Red, it is a calcium iron red with
bone ash. Looks great on shino. Does that ring a bell?
Dennis Tobin
Dennis Tobin
Admissions Coordinator
Associate Professor
Art Department
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056
(513) 529-1505
Phyllis Kloda on wed 5 dec 01
On 12/5/01 4:41 PM, "Dennis E. Tobin" wrote:
Dennis
That could be it! Do you have a recipe? I see by your address your my
neighbor so to speak. I just took the position here at Ohio Wesleyan- when
Rinda left -the recipes left too. There are some glazes the students are
attached to- thought I'd try and find it.
Thanks so much for your help.
I would like the recipe when you get a moment.
Phyllis
> Phyllis we have a glaze t called Ohata Red, it is a calcium iron red with
> bone ash. Looks great on shino. Does that ring a bell?
> Dennis Tobin
> Dennis Tobin
> Admissions Coordinator
> Associate Professor
> Art Department
> Miami University
> Oxford, Ohio 45056
> (513) 529-1505
>
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Dennis E. Tobin on thu 6 dec 01
Phyllis
Welcome to the neighborhood. Below is the recipe for Ohata Red and
Persimmon, thery are both calcium iron reds with bone ash. I think you may
want to test them both.
Ohata
Custer 43.3
Silica 19.3
Kaolin 5.6
Talc 5.6
Whiting 6.4
Bone Ash 8.8
Red iron oxide 9.6
Bentonite 1.4
Persimmon
Custer 35
Silica 15
Kaolin 4
Talc 4
Whiting 5
Bone Ash 7
Red iron oxide 9
Bentonite 1.4
This is the first time I actually looked at these recipes and they are
pretty clos to being the same. Test them. Let me know if you are looking
for any other recipes, I will be happy to share.
I would like to know more about Wesleyan's program. Could you e-mail me off
Clayart and give me a brief desciption of your program?
Thanks
Dennis
>On 12/5/01 4:41 PM, "Dennis E. Tobin" wrote:
>
>Dennis
>That could be it! Do you have a recipe? I see by your address your my
>neighbor so to speak. I just took the position here at Ohio Wesleyan- when
>Rinda left -the recipes left too. There are some glazes the students are
>attached to- thought I'd try and find it.
>Thanks so much for your help.
>I would like the recipe when you get a moment.
>
>Phyllis
>
>> Phyllis we have a glaze t called Ohata Red, it is a calcium iron red with
>> bone ash. Looks great on shino. Does that ring a bell?
>> Dennis Tobin
>> Dennis Tobin
>> Admissions Coordinator
>> Associate Professor
>> Art Department
>> Miami University
>> Oxford, Ohio 45056
>> (513) 529-1505
>>
>>
>>______________________________________________________________________________ >
>>> Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>>
>> You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>> settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>>
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>> melpots@pclink.com.
>>
>
>______________________________________________________________________________
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>melpots@pclink.com.
Dennis Tobin
Admissions Coordinator
Associate Professor
Art Department
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056
(513) 529-1505
Marvpots@AOL.COM on thu 6 dec 01
Hi Phyllis:
Harata Red, sometimes called Ohata Iron or Oharata Red can be found in Robert
Piepenburg's "The Spirit of Clay" on page 313 and is listed as follows:
43.0% Kona F-4 Feldspar
19.0% Flint
9.0% Bone Ash
6.0% Whiting
5.5% EPK Kaolin
5.5% Talc
2.0% Bentonite
10.0% Red Iron Oxide
This is meant to be fired at cone 10 in reduction, and I have found it to be
a very reliable and beautiful Red glaze.
Good Luck.
Marvin Floweman
marvpots@aol.com
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