I've had a little success with rolling heavy slab trays in the past few weeks. Here are two more from Sunday's firing. Plus a group of small cups saggar-fired in sawdust on the bottom shelf.
The Dark Time
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those trays are beauties... i don't know why but lately i am obsessed with trays (other peoples that is, since i have hardly made any).
that is some craggy clay you are using and it seems to work well with your shino glazes.
There are folks that love the craggy- the more the better.
Our friend Geoff Pickett was looking for that same sort of clay when he was here about 28 years back.
he wedged in some white flints- needless to say all the stuff leaked- but it was craggy!
oh yeh!! very nice .....loving the big wipes of glaze and that ash pot from your previous post ooooh ahhhh..
LOVE the trays!! Beautiful, rich, earthy ~ I plan to work on the shinos...see if I can get them to rock like yours- good recipe and proper heat, right?
:)
The crawl on those Shinos is soooo nice. That's really something to shoot for.
I always enjoy seeing your shino pieces.
Thank you, all. Meredith's right, the clay gets craggy with all those additions. I like it, though.
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