883P Raku Amethyst PintSpectrum Raku glazes are all lead free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750F (950C) in an electric or gas kiln. While still red hot, the glazed piece should be transferred into a reduction bin; commonly a small sealable metal container containing organic material. The reduction bin should be closed and the piece allowed to cool for at leasttwenty minutes before removing and cleaning it.

flowing low-fire glaze that breaks clear over texture and pools a soft

Substitute for Spodumene

Use these long-handled tongs to grip both large and small raku pieces without danger of burns

it maintains a browned pink color

violet glaze that boasts a glossy

WHITE PINT MS-301

Forever bats are 1/4 inch thick

​ If slow cooled

In addition to showing the basic procedures for using each kiln

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