Alagator Patina RAKU glaze techniques?

Question

what makes really cool effects on a alagator pitina glazed Raku pot. Leaves? Pine Needles? is there some pics that u can send me?

Answer 1

Hey Ampitout,

The site below claims that you mix the ashes of a dear departed with the glaze, and ...

"We are very aware that Here In Spirit is dealing with something very close to your heart, and that if you choose one of our unique urns, then you will want to know that your loved one's ashes will be treated with every care and respect. You will also want to know that your urn has been made with love and good faith.

How is it done?

• First the ashes are carefully mixed with the base glaze. This is then brushed onto the vessel.

• The vessel is then individually fired.

• Whilst still red hot, it is removed from the kiln and placed on a bed of either oak or ash chippings (please tell us if you have any preference other than these).

• The vessel is then covered and allowed to fume.

• After fifteen minutes it is uncovered and the vessel is allowed to cool and carefully brushed free of all wood deposits.

• During the process, the colours and patterns are created in a completely random fashion, due to the addition of the ash to the base glaze and the unique conditions under which each piece is fired."

Answer 2

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