MarjB on sat 23 oct 04
Morning Lee
I wrote that note to list/RR to clarify what I had written off list to Jiri.
You are correct - it only happened in the trimmed area inside the footring.
Change in absorption the explanation ? Another qualifier is that these mugs
have a celedon liner glaze and the batch of shino was getting old (nearly a
year). I have had it crawl/bead in that area but never the separation of
the two glaze coatings. MarjB
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Love"
To:
Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 11:07 PM
Subject: : glaze fault/RR
> Ron Roy wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >>Hello Ron - I wrote to Jiri off the list and mentioned my problem, which
was
> >>as he described, but only on the surface within a 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch
> >>height footring. Low iron clay body. Double dipped. I was wondering
about
> >>the drying or heating/cooling within that area. MarjB
> >>
> >>
> Pardon me for butting in on this private conversation. ;-)
>
> But from what you describe, I am wondering if this
> area is where the pot was trimmed? Often on traditional shino and wood
> ash pots, you will see crawling or pinholing on the pot, only where the
> pot was trimmed.
>
> Speaking of Shinos, the Ken Matsuzaki workshop is going
> on right now. I went to dinner with them at George Gunie's. Was
> good cooking, combination of Japanese and Soul food. The highlight
> was George playing guitar and singing the Blues. I was happy to
> find out that several people (at least three) attended the workshop
> because they saw my posting about it on the web.
>
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