Shino glaze recipe

Traditional Japanese high feldspar glazes having cream to orange color flashing or blushing. Potters today seek to emulate the Shino appearance using a wide range of recipes.

Category: Glaze, Shino, Author: Clara Giorello, Notes:

Glazy Ceramics Pottery Recipe: Glaze, Glaze, Cone 5, Oxidation

Older test tiles for different soda fired glazes. I am quite happy with the glazes I use. Of course, if you know any artist, anything we might be happy with tends to change quite frequently and dramatically. But for ...

Shino (E. Shankin) | Glazy

Favorite Glaze Recipes - posted in Clay and Glaze Chemistry: I did some searching and didnt find much as far as favorite glaze recipes, so I thought Id start this. What are your favorite glaze recipes? Include pictures OF COURSE!!!! American Shino, Cone 10 Reduction: 50 Nepheline Syenite 25 Ball Clay 25 Spodumene 0-2 Soda Ash Yellow Matte, Cone 10 Reduction: 50 Nepheline Syenite 25 Epk 25 Whiting Mackenzie Grey, Cone 10 Reduction: 50 Custer Feldsp...

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Mino Shino | Glazy

Since posting this Shino Tea Bowl on my facebook page I’ve received several emails asking what glaze combination(s) I used. The fact is this is a single application of a shino glaze I use qui…

FRANK BOYDEN'S SHINO Cone 10 Reduction 30.00 Kona F- 4 Feldspar 25.00 Spodumene 8.00 Nephel...

Liz Kraus Shino Find this listing on our Glazy account: Cone: 9 – 10Color: white, orangeSurface: shinyFiring: reduction Recipe: (percent)Soda Ash ………………. …

Here is a Jim Robinson teabowl. He generoulsy sent a note to explain the glaze: Take either the Mino or Snowcap and add 10 red iron to the...

A Shino glaze is an umbrella term for a category of pottery glazes that range in color from milky white to orange and even charcoal gray. Chino glazes add a...

Shinos are one of my favorite types of glazes, if not my most favorite. They are incredibly variable and incredibly cheap. There's no need for expensive colorants - let alone any colorants for that matter - to make interesting colors in the glaze. That's not to say that colorant's can't be added, but there really isn't any need. With just various mixes of the basic ingredients that make up a shino (clay and feldspar at the most simplistic level) colors like tan, orange, red, gray, black, and…

Custer Feldspar 36.00 Quartz 30.00 Whiting 22.00 OM-4 6.00 Wood Ash (unwashed) 3.00 Talc 2.00 Bone Ash 2.00 Notes: This a ∆10 Reduction glaze that will fire to a Creamy White with lo…

Here are some images that people have been asking about. This Crackle Shino is made with Bruce's Crackle (see below for recipe). Make ...

Coleman's Crab Claw Shino Glaze

Recoloring a Classic: Trying New ...