Mar 11, 2024 · Add water to desired consistency, coat pot and then sprinkle some pumice ash onto it. This glaze will give you a result that looks like the ceramic redware that was buried in ash in Pompeii.

A collection of favorite colors formulated to achieve C/10 reduction ash glazed surfaces at c/5-6 oxidation. Taper glaze application at bottom. Glazes are very fluid.

Apply these glazes by brushing or dipping.  Taper down the application to one coat towards the bottom of the piece, to give room for the glaze to run.  Fire with a dry foot, on a kiln shelf that has been well coated with kiln wash.  Use stilts or place over a refractory brick to catch any glaze that may overflow.  With repeated ...

Apply these glazes by brushing or dipping.  Taper down the application to one coat towards the bottom of the piece, to give room for the glaze to run.  Fire with a dry foot, on a kiln shelf that has been well coated with kiln wash.  Use stilts or place over a refractory brick to catch any glaze that may overflow.  With repeated ...

These unique Pompeian Ash glazes produce a wiggly pattern as they flow on the piece, similar to ash glazes fired at Cone 10. These glazes can be fired in an electric kiln at cone 5-6 (2205°F–2269°F, 1207°C–1243°C), reducing firing costs.

Pompeian Ash glazes have a unique formula that produces a wiggly design pattern as they flow on the piece. This series has to be fired to Cone 5-6 in an electric kiln. The result is similar to ash glazes that have to be fired to Cone 10 in reduction. Apply these glazes by brushing or dipping.

From Phil's book Ash Glazes, p136, glaze No. 2. I used unwashed beech or mixed stove ash, run through a kitchen sieve when dry, then again once the glaze is mixed. Phil suggests (in the book) lowering the ash as much as 25% if you dry sieve the ash (I …

Jan 17, 2025 · After lying hidden beneath metres of volcanic rock and ash for 2,000 years, a "once-in-a-century" find has been unearthed in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii in Italy. Archaeologists have ...

May 31, 2019 · We’ve seen smoked tiles and metal glazes, explored iridescence and the inner-workings of the Pompeii mosaics, and now we have something completely different – volcanic ash glazed tiles. Created from the collaboration between Formafantasma and Dzek comes the newest innovation of this historical material.

First completed AP piece. Glaze - Pompeii ash brown. Log In. Western Twist Ceramics · November 4, 2014 · First completed AP piece. Glaze - Pompeii ash brown ...