Iron oxide ceramics

Shiga Shigeo is a Japanese ceramic artist who spent 13 years in New South Wales between 1966 and 1979. He first taught at the Sturt, Mittagong, and later worked at his own kiln in Terrey Hills. During the years in ...

Hi Everyone, I would like to make some designs for this effect. That's a new starting for me. I don't know what the real it is for that dots in the surface. Is that Red Iron Oxide? In Clay or In Glaze? I fund a video from Youtube to tell me how to mix the clay with Red Iron Oxide, but it was not ...

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As planned, I electric-fired several different slips under two types of glaze to compare the results. Both the iron slips were a 50/50 mix of the oxide and a white slip. The black magnetite slip does indeed give off oxygen at cone 10 (in oxidation), perhaps slightly more than the red iron oxide! It certainly produces different kinds of bubbles in the shino..more of a honeycomb than open pinholes. The key difference is that the black magnetite slip stays a much darker shade of brown, and…

I want to make a thicker iron oxide for brushing onto my pieces. First off its a complete mess when mixed with water. Second all the iron particles end up at the bottom unless you are continually stirring which still makes for an inconsistent tone and tint of the application. What is the general ...