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Ash Glazes

April 7, 2012 by David Beaulieu

Last year I started to use an ash glaze and really liked it. I have been doing some testing to change the color and I have been testing out other ash glaze recipes.

All of the test tiles are stoneware. They were fired in a gas kiln to cone 10 (2350 F). Each test tile was dipped once and then a second time halfway down.

Base Ingredients

Base Ash Glaze
  • 31  -  Whiting
  • 24  -  Kentucky Ball Clay
  • 22.5  -  Silica
  • 15  -  Oak Wood Ash
  • 5  -  Custer Feldspar
  • 2.5  -  Dolomite

Add the below colorants to base glaze

Ash Glaze 1
  • 8  -  Red Iron Oxide
  • 3.8  -  Cobalt Corbonate
Ash Glaze 2
  • 0.25 -  Cobalt Carbonate
  • 1  -  Iron Chromate OR (0.5  -  Red Iron Oxide & 0.5  -  Chromium Oxide)
Ash Glaze 3
  • 5  -  Copper Carbonate
Ash Glaze 4
  • 3  -  Tin Oxide
  • 1.6  -  Copper Carbonate
Ash Glaze 5

Do not use the base ingredients and only use these two ingredients for this ash glaze.

  • 50  -  Red Art
  • 50  -  Wood Ash

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