Celadon
Celadon is a type of pottery that originated in China somewhere between the 10th and the 13th century. It’s characterised by a green-blue colour, reminiscent of the colour of jade.
Oxidation firing versus reduction firing
No ceramics without a ceramic kiln. Depending on the type of ceramic kiln you have, you can either do an oxidation firing or a reduction firing and thus influence the result.
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Is pottery an expensive hobby?
For those considering starting out with clay, the beginning can be quite overwhelming. You need quite a lot of tools, and that raises an important question: what does it all cost?
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The spoon rest
This project is a must for anyone who loves to cook: a spoon rest. No more sauce stains all over the counter!
Pottery: get a head start with this handy overview
Confidently start your journey as a potter with this handy overview. Get to know tips, tricks, essential supplies and our online courses.
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Plant labels
Keep track of the plants and herbs in your vegetable garden with homemade ceramic plant labels.
The many benefits of making pottery
It’s addictive, it’s relaxing, and it’s a way to challenge yourself. You probably knew that already. But did you also know that making pottery is good for your health?
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What is clay slip and how do you use it?
From coarse and extremely durable to smooth and delicate, clay comes in many different types. On top of that, each type of clay can take different shapes: from dry clay powder to liquid slip. The key to these different shapes is simple: water.
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How does a kiln work?
You can’t have pottery without a kiln. But how does it actually work? And what is the difference between an electric kiln and one that uses fuel? Time for a short explanation.
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