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Item OLS-SG-194


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 Reitz Blue Glaze - Salted
2.5" H  x  4" D x 5"W

Item: OLS-SG-194
$ 75

 

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Salt Vapors

Some pieces in Robert’s salt kiln were glazed prior to loading.  Pots, like the one shown in this photograph, have had their glaze modified by the sodium vapors in the salt chamber.

This same glaze would have very different characteristics if it were fired in the first chamber of his Noborigama, or in a gas fired kiln. 

Wad Marks

The "flash patterns" on the bottom of this vessel,
are a result of “Wads”
used prevent the pot from fusing to the kiln shelf.

The choice of materials used for wadding,
the shape and the amount of wadding used,
are important aesthetic considerations for the potter.
 
 

 

Robert Compton Pottery
2662 North 116 Road, Bristol, Vermont 05443, U.S.A.
Phone: 802-453-3778
E-mail Robert & Christine

02/16/08

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