ian langham on sun 8 jun 03
I have these recipies that I have been wanting to try for a year or two but the only access to a ^10 firing I have is the local anagama so I must try them in the anagama .
the favorites are a celadon a jun (which should work in an anagama ) and an oil spot for wich an anagama might be to high ...don't really know ...
I would also appreaciate any info on access to ^10 firings in new mexico .
thanks in advance
Ian ...
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Fredrick Paget on sun 8 jun 03
Ian ...
A couple of years ago I fired some of the college celadon in the
Tozan noborigama. This glaze is usually a light transparent
gray-green in the school gas kilns but in the Tozan it was a much
darker olive green, shading into brown where thicker-transparent too.
Fred
>I have these (celadon) recipies that I have been wanting to try for
>a year or two but the only access to a ^10 firing I have is the
>local anagama so I must try them in the anagama .
>Ian ...
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From Fred Paget, Marin County, California, USA
Hank Murrow on sun 8 jun 03
Fred;
Those olive greens may have been influenced by the flyash in your
firing. Flyash will really shift the color response of otherwise stable
glazes. Often the fuel for these kilns also contains a lot of dirt from
the wood lot, which just adds some 'tenmoku' like color to the pots.
Anyway, something to think about.
Cheers, Hank in Eugene
> Ian ...
> A couple of years ago I fired some of the college celadon in the
> Tozan noborigama. This glaze is usually a light transparent
> gray-green in the school gas kilns but in the Tozan it was a much
> darker olive green, shading into brown where thicker-transparent too.
> Fred
>
>> I have these (celadon) recipies that I have been wanting to try for
>> a year or two but the only access to a ^10 firing I have is the
>> local anagama so I must try them in the anagama .
>> Ian ...
> --
> From Fred Paget, Marin County, California, USA
>
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Tony Ferguson on mon 9 jun 03
Ian,
You must try your glazes to know if they will work. Celadons,
traditionally, were fired in containers as the ash changes them wherever it
settles. But, try it, you may like it. Oil spot will work just fine.
Remember, glazes were fired with wood before gas--some glazes turn out
better in one, the other, or both.
Thank you.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "ian langham"
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Subject: I was wondering if any one has used a celadon in an anagama
> I have these recipies that I have been wanting to try for a year or two
but the only access to a ^10 firing I have is the local anagama so I must
try them in the anagama .
>
> the favorites are a celadon a jun (which should work in an anagama ) and
an oil spot for wich an anagama might be to high ...don't really know ...
>
> I would also appreaciate any info on access to ^10 firings in new mexico
.
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Ian ...
>
>
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Earl Brunner on mon 9 jun 03
Oh, I feel for you. To be restricted to ONLY firing cone 10 in an
Anagama.....
I should be so cursed.....
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From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of ian langham
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 3:11 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: I was wondering if any one has used a celadon in an anagama
I have these recipies that I have been wanting to try for a year or two
but the only access to a ^10 firing I have is the local anagama so I
must try them in the anagama .
the favorites are a celadon a jun (which should work in an anagama ) and
an oil spot for wich an anagama might be to high ...don't really know
...
I would also appreaciate any info on access to ^10 firings in new
mexico .
thanks in advance
Ian ...
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George Zavala on mon 9 jun 03
Ian,
A friend and I fired some porcelain bowls in an anagama last year. She a=
pplied a flashing slip to the outside of them and glazed the inside with =
a blue celadon glaze. It was beautiful. The interior remained transpare=
nt and was on the brown side of the normal celadon blue. It pooled nicel=
y in the bottom of the bowl. There was a little bit of crazing but it di=
dn't inhibit the look. I would jump at the chance to experiment with cel=
adons in an anagama.
Have fun!
Ellie Blair
Lawrence, Kansas
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Subject: Re: I was wondering if any one has used a celadon in an anagama
Ian ...
A couple of years ago I fired some of the college celadon in the
Tozan noborigama. This glaze is usually a light transparent
gray-green in the school gas kilns but in the Tozan it was a much
darker olive green, shading into brown where thicker-transparent too.
Fred
>I have these (celadon) recipies that I have been wanting to try for
>a year or two but the only access to a ^10 firing I have is the
>local anagama so I must try them in the anagama .
>Ian ...
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From Fred Paget, Marin County, California, USA
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