Originating from Japan, Raku is the dramatic process of taking hot ceramics out of a kiln and placing them directly into a container holding combustibles which create a flammable atmosphere. Results can be unexpected and unpredictable with this ancient technique.
This horssie was glazed with a clear glaze and showcases the smoke stained cracks of the atmospheric surface.
Measures loosely 6.25 × 8 × 1.75 wide
Originating from Japan, Raku is the dramatic process of taking hot ceramics out of a kiln and placing them directly into a container holding combustibles which create a flammable atmosphere. Results can be unexpected and unpredictable with this ancient technique.
This horssie was glazed with a clear glaze and showcases the smoke stained cracks of the atmospheric surface.
Measures loosely 6.25 × 8 × 1.75 wide
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