cory Lum (bonjiri) chadogu

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old wild glaze test

by bonjiri » Jun 28th 09 5:31 am

glaze test i did a while ago.


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would like to explore this glaze. albany slip is one of the components.

cheers

c

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by Chip » Jun 28th 09 5:45 am

Wowza, you continue to amaze us Cory-san.
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!

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wild chawan , saggar fired

by bonjiri » Jun 28th 09 6:09 am

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need to get back to doing shino in saggars, cone 10

had some wild results. using flowers etc !

chip, thanks for your kind words ! i'd like to incorporate the black gold into some yuteki tenmoku pieces. one component of the black/gold glaze is albany slip which is obsolete. but i found a 25 pound bag of it ! so this means more experimentation and FUN !

aloha !

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by Chip » Jun 28th 09 6:13 am

... really lovely piece, Cory. Can I say wow again? I am looking forward to seeing the results of more experiments.

How did you use flowers in this?

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thank you kindly sir

by bonjiri » Jun 28th 09 6:15 am

thank you kindly chip !

the flowers are loaded/packed into a saggar. a saggar is a clay container w/ a lid to contain the reduction/materials within. fired to cone 10, magical things happens. in this case i used african tulips, abundant near the old studio.

i need to get back into doing saggars, since my forms are looser now.

was having a rough day throwing today.

maybe i need to stick w/ softer clays.

thank you for your kind words !

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by Seeker » Jun 28th 09 6:31 am

Cory,
Wow!
Those are amazing (the albany and saggar).
A whole new vibe it seems in terms of what I've seen.
Really cool, vibrant, exciting.

Best,
Jim

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by bonjiri » Jun 28th 09 7:14 am

Seeker wrote:Cory,
Wow!
Those are amazing (the albany and saggar).
A whole new vibe it seems in terms of what I've seen.
Really cool, vibrant, exciting.

Best,
Jim
jim

thank you kindly

its work in progress. funny, i was looking thru some experiments and i even surprised myself.

need to keep experimenting.

just researching some old raku chojiro forms and looking thru a book specifically on matcha chawan.

partial list my teachers/influences. kato tokuro, miwa kyusetsu, raku chojiro, raku kichizaemon, hamada shoji, kawakita handeishi, kaneshige toyo, arakawa toyozo, rosanjin kitaoji, isezaki jun, kakurezaki ryuichi, harada shuroku, kumano kuroemon. this partial list are my inspirations.

rosanjin quote. " to understand the true value of Japanese calligraphy, paintings, architecture, landscape gardening and crafts, one must have knowledge of chanoyu."

i wish i could share all my books i have... i have about 30 books on chadogu and growing. a recent acquisition is a cool book on sen no rikyu's chadogu. whoa ! great photos too.

hehe

aloha

c

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by Mrs. Chip » Jun 28th 09 3:53 pm

Chip wrote:Wowza, you continue to amaze us Cory-san.
Cory, you just continue to boggle my mind with your diversity, these chawan are drop-dead gorgeous :!:
Love the colors ... and the somewhat uneven rim! And Flowers.....Wowza as my better half said! 8)

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Re: old wild glaze test

by shyrabbit » Jun 28th 09 11:13 pm

bonjiri wrote:glaze test i did a while ago.


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would like to explore this glaze. albany slip is one of the components.

cheers

c
Do you still have a supply of Albany Slip? Not available most places any more. An almost exact replacement is Albert Slip.

I'm guessing that the this glaze has the Slip, some Custer Spar (a majority amount 59%) and a relatively large amount of Mn02.

??????

Michael
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Re: old wild glaze test

by bonjiri » Jun 29th 09 9:07 am

shyrabbit wrote:
bonjiri wrote:glaze test i did a while ago.


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would like to explore this glaze. albany slip is one of the components.

cheers

c
Do you still have a supply of Albany Slip? Not available most places any more. An almost exact replacement is Albert Slip.

I'm guessing that the this glaze has the Slip, some Custer Spar (a majority amount 59%) and a relatively large amount of Ma02.

??????

Michael
michael

aloha. thanks for the recipe on celadon.
i can post the albany slip one too if u want

thanks

i have a lot of albany slip... cuz, i think i was lucky to order shxt loads before it became obsolete. x00lbs or more...

c

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by Victoria » Jun 29th 09 3:22 pm

This bowl is just stunning.
We all want one! Now!

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by geeber1 » Jun 29th 09 4:23 pm

Victoria wrote:This bowl is just stunning.
We all want one! Now!
+1!
Awesome bowls Cory!

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Re: old wild glaze test

by bearsbearsbears » Jun 29th 09 5:18 pm

bonjiri wrote:glaze test i did a while ago.
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would like to explore this glaze. albany slip is one of the components.

cheers

c
That is a stunning glaze. Is that two glazes? An oil spot effect?

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by bonjiri » Jun 29th 09 5:51 pm

bearsbearsbears wrote:
bonjiri wrote:glaze test i did a while ago.
{photo snip}
would like to explore this glaze. albany slip is one of the components.

cheers

c
That is a stunning glaze. Is that two glazes? An oil spot effect?
hi bears

its one glaze. . the crystals form after a cone 10 firing. cooling is the key w/ this glaze.

y, i agree . its an amazing glaze

i will start experimenting with it more.

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