What a wonderful video. Would you share your recipe for the slip? I have been not been very sucessful in my attempts with this. My slip resist ends up getting fired permanantly to the pot instead of flaking off like yours. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely work Ive yet to try naked raku. What body are you using? And have you pre fired the pots to 900ºC? And last question (sorry) Who is the music by? Many thanks
Raku is the family name of a lineage of potters in Japan. The stuff that is called "Raku" in the west isn't even close to the original. It is an offense to the Raku name. Why don't we figure out a different way to call the genre? Western raku? Even that seems wrong.
Raku technique is NOT this. Show a little respect for authentic Raku ceramics because first of all what you are showing is not Raku and second Raku or Raku Yaki in Japanese is a trademark owned by the Raku Kei family in Kyoto, meaning that if you are not from this family or certified by it you are not allowed to call what you create Raku . All Raku are never glazed and it is entirely shaped by hand without spinning the clay . I am a little tired of people calling Raku , ceramics that are not Raku. Raku is like Chanel or Hermes if it is not made and fired in the Raku family and Raku family's Kilns. in Kyoto, it is a counterfeit and it is illegal to call it Raku. That is also why so many try to imitate real Raku and sell it as such , because some authentic Raku bowls made by Raku potters of the Raku family cost over 5 million dollars and some are museum pieces which are so rare , they are priceless and as revered in Japan and by connoisseurs as the Mona Lisa . This is where and how authentic Raku bowls are made by the 16th generation of the Raku family since they started making Raku bowls in Kyoto 450 years ago . Which is why comparing it to chanel or hermes is wrong because this is far older than these stupid brands . If it doesn't come out of this house and made by potters belonging to this house, it is not Raku . @ @
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What a wonderful video. Would you share your recipe for the slip? I have been not been very sucessful in my attempts with this. My slip resist ends up getting fired permanantly to the pot instead of flaking off like yours. Thanks for sharing.
I love your work. Thank you for sharing your technique. I am excited to try some of the effects on my work. Thank you again.
Interesting video. Thank you so much for sharing your work. Pete
Please please please provide a recipe for slip resist? I am sure if I did this it would fire permanently to the pot....
Why did the one pot turn reddish in color?
so nice. what is your glaze and slip formulation? Temp fired to??
Great work and yes ware is the music coming from you know who are they. Come on you can tell me.
Lovely work Ive yet to try naked raku. What body are you using? And have you pre fired the pots to 900ºC? And last question (sorry) Who is the music by?
Many thanks
always wear a mask when you spray
how long do you leave the pot in the can?
Is the white one porcelain?
just a guess but it probably started with a red clay body
what's the song playing in the background
how the hell? I want to do that in my ceramics class!
Ana, nothing is stopping you ... except you.
wow genial will grad au wider ön raku brand machä
great works
So amazing 😍
beautiful video,,,thank you
Woooow preciosas. Felicidades.
ils sont tres jolie
hermoso!
love the naked raku. new thing to try
well done
great fun
This is like child birth. Oh my god.
thanks. thats awsome!!!
Raku is the family name of a lineage of potters in Japan. The stuff that is called "Raku" in the west isn't even close to the original. It is an offense to the Raku name. Why don't we figure out a different way to call the genre? Western raku? Even that seems wrong.
Raku technique is NOT this. Show a little respect for authentic Raku ceramics because first of all what you are showing is not Raku and second Raku or Raku Yaki in Japanese is a trademark owned by the Raku Kei family in Kyoto, meaning that if you are not from this family or certified by it you are not allowed to call what you create Raku . All Raku are never glazed and it is entirely shaped by hand without spinning the clay .
I am a little tired of people calling Raku , ceramics that are not Raku.
Raku is like Chanel or Hermes if it is not made and fired in the Raku family and Raku family's Kilns. in Kyoto, it is a counterfeit and it is illegal to call it Raku.
That is also why so many try to imitate real Raku and sell it as such , because some authentic Raku bowls made by Raku potters of the Raku family cost over 5 million dollars and some are museum pieces which are so rare , they are priceless and as revered in Japan and by connoisseurs as the Mona Lisa .
This is where and how authentic Raku bowls are made by the 16th generation of the Raku family since they started making Raku bowls in Kyoto 450 years ago . Which is why comparing it to chanel or hermes is wrong because this is far older than these stupid brands .
If it doesn't come out of this house and made by potters belonging to this house, it is not Raku .
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Wufh! :-)