Meyer Shino
Meyer Shino cone 10
53 Nepheline Syenite
25 Ball Clay
5 Lithium Carbonate
10 Silica
5 Soda Ash
2 Whiting
10 Tin Oxide
Porcelain cup with Bauer Slip and Meyer Shino, fired in reductionto to cone 11 in a wood kiln.
John Britt
www.johnbrittpottery.com/wks.htm
www.penlandpottery.com/
Beautiful shino mug. I play with % of soda ash added to Malcom Davis Shino recipes, adding up to 2 - 4 % more for crawling effects and add Oak ash to shinos to get them to crawl even more which looks awesome on abstract sculpture - see http://www.starrartconsulting.com/starr/ in my west Berkeley Ca ceramics group studio - the wonderful Potters' studio, 35 years and still going! nice weather in CA for drying pots outside too :-)
ReplyDeleteBoth of those shinos are beautiful as are the cups. The crawly one is so husky looking to me fitting the crawly glaze and the next more delicate, very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda,
ReplyDeleteJohn