Raku with horsehair
Discover the technique of raku with horsehair.
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Techniques
Decals – transfers
A decal or transfer is an image drawn or printed with ceramic pigments on a specially treated substrate.
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Majolica
Majolica is a decoration technique that involves applying a layer of tin glaze, which creates a white background, and then adding colour to that unfired layer of glaze. This can be done with metal oxides or frittes.
Faceting
You may already be able to infer it from the name: faceting means shaping your piece that it becomes faceted.
Mixing clay colours
This is a great option if you have leftover clay that needs using up or if you’re lacking glazing inspiration.
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Perforating
Bring light and air to clay using the perforating technique. Discover how openings in clay can add texture and poetry. Cutting, piercing or punching the clay creates a play of light and shadow, allowing your work to breathe and come alive.
Intarsia, mishima or inlays
The term ‘intarsia’ originates from woodworking. It is a technique whereby inlaid materials are incorporated into solid wood.
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