
Discusses the history and techniques of raku, providing instruction in clay selection and working, glazing, firing, and finishing
This text investigates the historical origins and technical execution of raku pottery as a distinct ceramic practice. Robert E. Piepenburg, an experienced ceramicist, utilizes his professional background to outline the specific material requirements and procedural sequences necessary for successful raku production. The book provides a structured framework for practitioners to navigate the complexities of high-heat firing and post-firing reduction techniques.
What You Will Find
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Practitioners frequently cite this work as a reliable technical manual for those interested in the specific demands of raku firing. Experts highlight the clarity of the instructional steps as a foundational resource for both students and hobbyists.
Page Count:
159
Publication Date:
1976-01-01
Publisher:
Macmillan Pub Co
ISBN-10:
0020118600
ISBN-13:
9780020118602
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