This is a slate blue glaze on a red clay. The high iron content of the clay gave the glaze a greenish appearance where thin. Where thick it's a deep blue like the paint used on submarines. It's glassier than the original recipe description, which I'm thinking is because of a substitution of 3134 for 3124. It also might be because I'm using Unispar instead of Kona F-4. All in all I call this pot a success, it's got acceptable color response, and on the red clay the glaze stopped bubbling and healed over. I will probably reformulate this glaze with 3124 and apply it dipped on white clay in my next test.
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This picture was taken with light from an open window. The sunlight brings out the green, inside the pot is blue. |
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