Wood ash glaze recipe

Left Coffee Nuka 1 32 Feldspar 27 Silica 20 Whiting 3 Wood Ash 5 Ball Clay 2 Talc 9 Frit 3134 (subbed 169) 2 Bone Ash Middle John's Nuka 28 Cornwall Stone 20 Silica 32 Wood Ash 20 Frit 3134 (subbed 169) ADD 5 Rutile (optional and omitted) Right Martell Nuka 1 31 Cornwall Stone 20 Silica 36 Wood Ash 13 Frit 3134 (subbed 169) ADD 5 Rutile (optional and omitted) Note Where dark, glazed over a mixture of 4 parts RIO, 1 Part Red Clay (Oldenwalder)

Black Oak Wood Ash Glaze

Ash glaze is a ceramic glaze that is made of the various ashes from wood and straw. Yui Tsujimura, Natural...

Finally, a published glaze test. Interested in using natural materials, I've been experimenting with wood ash and clay from a local creek, and a feldspar (Canadian Nepheline Syenite). My greatest surprise was in the tile in the bottom right corner, which had the largest percentage of nepheline syenite. To see a larger image , click on the picture. Here is a second set of tests. Click to see a larger version of the image. Sanders Celadon is a recipe borrowed from Ash Glazes by Phil Rogers…

Wood ash has been used for thousands of year in glaze recipes. It is the product of burning wood, which can be harvested and added to glazes as found or after being washed. When washing wood ash yo…

This is the long-awaited post on my test result for the ash glazes I was researching. And because you have waited so long the pressure is on to not disappoint. I think the outcome of some glazes ar…

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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…

Last year I started to use an ash glaze and really liked it. I have been doing some testing to change the color and I have been testing out other ash glaze recipes. All of the test tiles are stoneware. They were fired in a gas kiln to cone 10 (2350 F). Each test tile …

Hi there, I'm new on this forum and quite new to ceramics and glazes in general so please excuse my lack of knowledge... I've been making ash glazes using this Katherine Pleydell-Bouverie nuka glaze recipe; Mixed woodash 33.0 Feldspar 33.0 Kaolin 16.5 Ball Clay 16.5 On a recent trip to China I aq...

Glaze Mixing Over the summer I've been doing lots of glaze testing, and one of these has been to find my own Wood Ash Glaze recipe. It'...

David Hooker on Instagram: "A peek into my new favorite glazing process: layered shino glazes with finger swipes and copious amounts of wood ash. There are tons of shino glaze recipes out there for cone 10 reduction. I’m using a red shino layer underneath, and a white shino on top. When I do the finger swipes the red shino peaks out from underneath. Shino glazes can be VERY finicky! I’ve been experimenting with them most of my 30+ year career, but more extensively in the past five years. The…

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