Does anyone have any great cone 10 glaze recipes they would be willing to share? I always interested in finding new recipes and would love to have something new to try. We fire a soft cone 11 at around 2400 degrees Fahrenheit with heavy reduction in a downdraft gas kiln.
other then ash glazes that i mix on my own i buy commercial cone 10 glazes by the 50 pound bag & add water.
but my favorites are:
tenmoku & jensen blue & jensen red
poured or splashed onto the tenmoku. the iron based tenmoku as a base glaze seems to really make the rutile based jensen red & blue tke off and do wonderful things! they run like crazy so inside a bowl or on the shoulders of vases work best.
laguna seems to be the only supplier for a turquioz matt - a barium-bone ash combo that makes a great verdigris corroded copper result.
see ya
steve
steve graber
Go to any search engine and type in Cone 10 glaze recipes and you'll find more than you need. Also, check my website (web address below). I have a couple of pages of pictures and recipes for cone 10 glazes.
Regards, June
Thanks June.
A great resource is John Brit's new book The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes : Glazing & Firing at Cone 10 (A Lark Ceramics Book) Information on the recipe, application, and firing profiles
Paul
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