Black and Blue

And another "discovery" from the Glazing Techniques Class.  Alan Perlof (California) found this combination.  Val's Satin Balck with Nuka sprayed on the cup which was upside down.  We all thought it would run but to our surprise!! Best cup ever!


Val’s Satin Black  cone 10
20.00 g. -Soda Feldspar
20.00 g. –Cornwall Stone
  2.00 g.- Whiting
20.0 g. – Silica
10.00 g –Ball Clay
13.00 g –Talc
15.00g -  Dolomite

3.00 Red Iron Oxide
2.00 Manganese Dioxide
3.00 Cobalt Oxide
1.00 Chrome Oxide

NUKA cone 10 (From, Michael Coffee via Marian Parkes)
   
Custer Feldspar    36.00
Quartz   30.00
Whiting   22.00
OM-4   6.00
Wood Ash (unwashed)   3.00 or Frit 3134
Talc   2.00
Bone Ash   2.00

Notes: This a ∆10 Reduction glaze that will fire to a Creamy White with low gloss to satiny finish. Good over tenmoku, will run if applied too thick over thick tenmoku.

www.johnbrittpottery.com