Mark Knott on mon 17 mar 03
I have been using a c/6 Shino type glaze made by coyote glazes out of New
Mexico. they also produce several other extremely beautiful cone 6 glazes.
Well worth checking out. Not very economical for the production orientated
studio potter. Hope this helps. Mark Knott
Maris Bonanno on mon 17 mar 03
Thanks so much Mark. I Certainly does help.
Maris
Marvpots@AOL.COM on tue 18 mar 03
There is also a Falls Creek Shino which I find works very well at cone 6/7.
It should be in the archives.
If you can't find it, try me again.
All the best.
Marvin Flowerman
Bruce Girrell on tue 18 mar 03
> There is also a Falls Creek Shino which I find works very well at
> cone 6/7.
Fall Creek? As in Falls Creek, Pennsylvania?
For a very brief period of time I worked at the Jackson China pottery at
Falls Creek. Had an electrical engineering degree, but the only job I could
find at the time was carrying greenware from place to place in the factory.
Bruce "Memories light the corner of my mind/Misty water color memories"
Girrell
Belinda Willis on tue 18 mar 03
This cone 6 shino you guys are talking about, is it oxidation or reduction?
Belinda
Marvpots@AOL.COM on wed 19 mar 03
offhand I don't know about the geographical relationship.
if you're still interested I can send you the recipe.
All the best.
Marvin Flowerman
Marvpots@AOL.COM on wed 19 mar 03
Belinda,
Oxidation
Marvin Flowerman
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