Glazes used
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Clear glaze
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Blue glaze
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Celadon (green) glaze
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Tenmoku (brown) glaze
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Artistic blue/purple glazes
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- The outer surface is often left unglazed so that in the firing it picks up ‘wood ash’ – really vapourised chemicals in the wood which form effectively a varied appearance a little like the top of a loaf of bread. It is a glaze in its own right.
- All glazes are formulated and mixed at the pottery.