DMCARTS@AOL.COM on sat 2 apr 05
I've been meaning to post images of a few bowls with different shino and ash
glazes for some time now. They are all ^10 R. stoneware or porcelain. Fired in
a 20c.f. updraft natural gas kiln at 7200ft. elevation.
Just for fun, any guesses what the two ingredients are that make up the dry
yellow glaze?...Pic #28 is my submission to the Shino show in Baltimore. The
Link is as follows:
http://public.fotki.com/SHYRABBIT/bowls
D. Michael Coffee
Shy Rabbit Showroom
& Ceramic Studio
Pagosa Springs, CO
(email) dmcarts2u@aol.com
(web) http://www.dmcarts.com
Ilene Mahler on sun 3 apr 05
they are wonderful..Thank you for the eye candy..Ilene in Conn
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> I've been meaning to post images of a few bowls with different shino and
ash
> glazes for some time now. They are all ^10 R. stoneware or porcelain.
Fired in
> a 20c.f. updraft natural gas kiln at 7200ft. elevation.
>
> Just for fun, any guesses what the two ingredients are that make up the
dry
> yellow glaze?...Pic #28 is my submission to the Shino show in Baltimore.
The
> Link is as follows:
>
> http://public.fotki.com/SHYRABBIT/bowls
>
> D. Michael Coffee
> Shy Rabbit Showroom
> & Ceramic Studio
> Pagosa Springs, CO
> (email) dmcarts2u@aol.com
> (web) http://www.dmcarts.com
>
>
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John Britt on sun 3 apr 05
Michael,
Fantasitc work! (As usual)
I am guessing Alberta and Ash.
And another possibility could be Lizella and Ash.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful glazes,
John Britt
www.johnbrittpottery.com
Paul Herman on sun 3 apr 05
Hi Michael,
My guess: ash and kaolin.
It looks a lot like some we've done here.
best,
Paul Herman
Great Basin Pottery
Doyle, California US
http://www.greatbasinpottery.com/
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>From: DMCARTS@AOL.COM
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Re: Shino and Ash Glaze tests
>Date: Sat, Apr 2, 2005, 9:18 PM
>
> Just for fun, any guesses what the two ingredients are that make up the dry
> yellow glaze?...Pic #28 is my submission to the Shino show in Baltimore. The
> Link is as follows:
Eva Gallagher on sun 3 apr 05
Hi Micheal - Ash and magnesium? It's pretty dry.
Eva Gallagher
Deep River Potters' Guild
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>>From: DMCARTS@AOL.COM
>>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>>Subject: Re: Shino and Ash Glaze tests
>>Date: Sat, Apr 2, 2005, 9:18 PM
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>
>> Just for fun, any guesses what the two ingredients are that make up the
>> dry
>> yellow glaze?...Pic #28 is my submission to the Shino show in Baltimore.
>> The
>> Link is as follows:
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Lois Wilkins on wed 6 apr 05
I am delighted (and after reading all the posts about pots broken in
transit, relieved) to say that the pot in pic #28 is now displayed in my
house. Folks who saw it at the Shino show in Baltimore know the pic only
hints at how gorgeous the pot is. I was also delighted to find out that D.
Michael Coffee is a clayarter -- it makes the pot that much more special.
Lois
Lois Wilkins
claywork@verizon.net
> Just for fun, any guesses what the two ingredients are that make up the
dry
> yellow glaze?...Pic #28 is my submission to the Shino show in Baltimore.
The
> Link is as follows:
>
> http://public.fotki.com/SHYRABBIT/bowls
>
> D. Michael Coffee
> Shy Rabbit Showroom
> & Ceramic Studio
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