Here’s one of my Naked Raku bowls in size L, featuring a vibrant yellow Raku glaze inside 💛! The Naked Raku technique is truly special 🔥 during the firing process, the glaze comes off, leaving behind distinctive black marks created by the smoke. The result is a stunning contrast between raw texture and bold color, making each piece uniquely beautiful. #dilucaceramics #NakedRaku #ceramicart #handmadeceramics #potterylife #Raku #artprocess #uniqueart | Di Luca Ceramics

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68K views · 238 reactions | Check out this Naked Raku bowl with a stunning green glaze inside. There’s something mesmerizing about the way the glaze peels off!  Crank up the volume and indulge in the satisfaction. What do you think 樂 Naked Raku with dots or without? #dilucaceramics #NakedRaku #GreenGlaze #CeramicMagic #HandcraftedArt #PotteryLove #ArtInClay | Di Luca Ceramics | Facebook

✨ Learn how to Raku Fire your pottery with Don Williams and see how he creates amazing things like this! ✨ All about Raku Kiln Safety Learn which Raku Clays you should use Learn all about the Raku Glazes The different Raku Firing Techniques The different Raku Kilns How to get your Raku Kiln up to the correct temperature And how to get the proper reduction BONUS: We will also cover some bonus Raku post-firing techniques! Join us on Dec 20 for an amazing online workshop 👨‍🎨👩‍🎨 | The Ceramic Sc

🌟 Learn to Raku Fire your pots like this! 🌟 Join Don Williams and learn: 👉 All about Raku Kiln Safety 👉 Which Raku Clays you should use 👉 All about the Raku Glazes 👉 The different Raku Firing Techniques 👉 The different Raku Kilns 👉 How to get your Raku Kiln up to the correct temperature 👉 And how to get the proper reduction Sign Up Now for the workshop on December 20th! | The Ceramic School

Part 54: it’s raku day! These, of course, are all part of our new small pots series ❤️ Raku pottery is a unique and ancient Japanese firing technique that involves removing pottery from a kiln while it is still hot and placing it into containers filled with combustible materials, such as sawdust or paper. The heat causes the materials to ignite, creating a dramatic effect of smoke and carbon on the pottery’s surface. This process, which typically takes place in a relatively low-temperature firin

Pumpkin Raku firing process 🔥🔥 Watch until the end to see all details! In love with the copper finishing 😍 | Di Luca Ceramics