Mottled Brown Tianmu, cone 9-10 oxidation

Glaze tests and Recipes

Here I share some glaze recipes tested with materials commonly available in Taiwan. They’re all frit-less, as it is hard to buy here.

NB: UNDER THE HEADING “GLAZE TESTS AND RECIPES”YOU WILL FIND SEPARATE ENTRIES FOR OILSPOT, JUN AND GUAN ICE CRACKLE.

Mottled Brown Tianmu, cone 9-10 oxidation

(Indian) Potash 70

Gaoling 5

Magnesium carbonate 10

Mixed wood ash 20

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RIO 8

This is a very stable glaze, always comes out looking nice.

If mixed 2:1 with a celadon-type glaze, nice variations of teadust glazes result.

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This is Nuka (blue spots) and Reeve’s Green over Kaki (iron red). The last two recipes are from John Britt’s excellent book, The Complete Guide to High Fire Glazes. The Nuka is Matthew Waite’s Reconstructed Nuka minus the black iron oxide (see

Bailey’s book, Oriental Glazes).

On the right, these are both Reconstructed Nuka, fired in oxidation (left) and reduction (right) respectively. The reduction test has more interest, but I am very happy to have found this melted-icrecream-look of the oxidation sample. These tests were done on white clay. Nuka on dark clay looks truly yuckie in oxidation, but great in reduction (see teabowl gallery).

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