Large Raku-Fired Decorative Pot (Creams, Greens, & Coppers)The raku firing process involves heating pottery in a kiln to nearly 2000 degrees, opening the kiln while the pottery is still red hot, and quickly moving it to a reduction atmosphere full of combustibles where the lack of oxygen and excess of carbon give it a truly unique look and feel. Raku pottery is famous for its crackles, metallics, and overall look you just won't get with other kinds of pottery. Ceramic Artist: Dan Pearce Height: 8. 5" Type:

Foodsafe: only foods with peels and shells

10% polyester

Paid members get a huge head start to purchase any new pottery before I announce it to my 2 million+ social media followers

They are rare

I created this to be a set of six

This apron features the "Bearded Potter with Beanie" version of my "Adorable Robot" artwork

Its interior is an emerald appearing color with spots of rough gold

except bladed tools such as trimmers or pottery knives

Access to all purple dot equipment and tools (the highest end and some of the most fun tools)

the more you want to look at it

One of the most beautiful aspects of raku pottery is the cracks and crazing that happens

Please note: you should only purchase one of these packages if you have been invited to the class by Dan