“Wow, that came out nice,” he says. The method Cossonay used to fire the pot is called raku, a rapid-firing Japanese pottery technique characterized by a vibrant, iridescent finish.

SOMERVILLE – Raku, a 12th-century pottery-firing technique, may trace its origins to creating the wares for Japanese tea ceremonies, but you certainly don’t need to hop on a plane to try it ...

Harnessing the power of surprise is what lies behind the beauty of a Japanese pottery technique that has grown quite popular i... Saturday, June 7 67°F / Cape Girardeau. TORNADO COVERAGE; ...

The technique is described as such: “during Raku firing, the glazed ceramic pieces are removed from the kiln while still glowing hot at around 900-1000˚C, then allowed to cool slightly to ...

Contains spoilers for Great Pottery Throw Down episode 4. There are so many breathtaking techniques used by the contestants on The Great Pottery Throw Down – and raku has to be one of the most ...

It was then that Adil got his first brush with Raku pottery. The Raku technique involves putting glazed ceramics in extremely hot kilns, and removing them when they’re still red-hot or molten. The ...

RAKU IS THEATRICAL in some ways,” said pottery artist Terry Whye, who will offer a four-day workshop in raku pottery technique next month. At her Finksburg studio, students will form clay into ...

Ceramic artiste Daroz P R will hold a pottery workshop in Bharat Bhavan's Ceramic Studio.In his week-long stay in the city, he will offer tips on Raku ...

Richard Foye, of South Newfane, Vermont, is holding raku pottery demonstrations every day at the League of NH Craftsmen's Fair at Mount Sunapee Resort.