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salt glaze

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salt glaze [′sȯlt ‚glāz]
(engineering)
Glaze formed on the surface of stoneware by putting salt into the kiln during firing.


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Over nearly 90 years the company would produce salt glaze pottery, utilitarian stoneware, art pottery, cookie jars, and over 100 patterns of hand-painted ceramic dinnerware.
The use of salt glazes heightens this effect, hiding nothing of the process and added further subtle textures.
And although we forgot to put the cones in the salt chamber of the noborigama (sin of all sins), the kiln god or goddesses must have been kind to us because the results were pleasing to most with plenty of colourful flashing, tones of yellow ash and healthy sprinkles of salt glaze.
 
 
 
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