Ceramic Layering Techniques

Are perhaps the most ubiquitous of all art forms to have emerged from human history.

Ceramic layering techniques.

Techniques for building porcelain include the brush additive technique and spatula technique. Table ii 1 characteristics of the brush additive and spatula techniques. I work with five glazes shino carbon trap two types of copper saturate and iron saturate all of which i apply differently to different effect. In the end appropriate techniques should be used to avoid mixing the porcelain layers with different colors.

My pottery decoration is achieved by layering glazes and capturing carbon though reduction firing. So if you are interested in learning creative techniques for decorating pottery be sure to download your free copy of five great pottery decorating techniques. Characteristics for each technique are summarized in table ii 1. In addition using the pressing technique can prevent porcelain chipping due to the higher tensile strength of press on veneers and the superior quality of the interface.

The oldest known ceramic figurine venus of dolní věstonice traces back to the czech republic in 29 000 25 000 b c during the upper paleolithic period and a 2012 study published in the journal science confirmed that the earliest known ceramic pots found in xianrendong cave in china s jiangxi.