Making White Slip - Pottery
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Today, I will introduce the preparation process of white slip, which I also use a lot in my works.
※ While I will briefly introduce the mix, please note that the finish can vary and peeling can occur due to various conditions, so I hope you will use this as a reference and adjust it according to your own judgment.
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Thank you for sharing your ancestral savoir-faire and your english translation, otherwise I would have been lost in Japanese ✽ ❈ ❀
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Thank you for showing the process! Can you share the formula of white slip? Maybe I can reproduce here in Brazil!
Thank you.
They are kaolin and porcelain clay mixed in a 6:4 ratio. The amount of water is about twice the volume of the raw materials.
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Merci d'avoir partagé cette recette qui est très proche de celle que je fabrique.
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Wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
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Wowwww Could you please share the formula ?❤❤❤❤
I am curious, can you reconstitute the slip if it dries out, say, by breaking it back down into a powder and then adding it to water, or do you have to discard if it dries out before using?
Yes. When the slip dries, it can be dissolved in water for reuse.
Is the slip for application on greenware or bisque only? Thank you.
Depending on the work, I apply white slip before or after bisque firing. Thank you.
When you use your white slip on bisque, do you fire the bisque again before glazing? Thank you.