Arts: Crafts: Ceramic Art and Pottery: Techniques and Styles: Salt and Soda

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This category is for non-commercial sites focusing the techniques of Soda or Salt glazing.

Salt-glazing is a once-fire technique where common salt is added to the kiln at the end of a firing, forming a glaze on any exposed surface of the work. The result produces an “orange-peel” effect. Soda-glazing is a chloride-free alternative to salt-glazing. Sodium carbonate or bicarbonate is added into the kiln at a high temperature to create soda-vapor resulting in a variety of surface effects.

Ceramists and Potters

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This category is for non-commercial sites displaying ceramic works by individaul artists working primarily with Salt or soda firing techniques.

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Arts: Crafts: Ceramic Art and Pottery: Ceramists and Potters (47)

Cedar Mountain Potters - Gallery of works include functional pieces made of stoneware and high fired in a salt/soda atmosphere. David Orser and Laurel MacDuffie, art potters in Parsonsfield, Maine.
Doherty Porcelain - Wheel thrown work by Jack Doherty that is once fired and soda glazed. Gallery, exhibitions, publications and listing of demonstrations and lectures. Based in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire.
Don Reitz - Includes a list of galleries showing and selling work by the artist, a section on the scope of his work, a partial list of collections all over the world with his work represented, and a schedule of when his work will be on exhibition.
Glenfiddich Farm Pottery - Clay artist Richard Busch displays a variety of wheel-thrown and hand-built stoneware, salt fired pieces. Includes articles, exhibitions, and driving directions to the studio.
Jane Hamlyn - Gallery of salt glazed ceramics by the UK potter. Curriculum Vitae, brief biography and salt glaze principles.
Joy Tanner Soda Fired Pottery - Potter creates hand build and wheel thrown functional soda fired pottery in Bakersville, North Carolina. Artist statement, resume and listing of events.
Lockman Pottery - North Carolina ceramist, Barry Lockman digs a local clay and saltfires to produce wheel thrown and slabbed functional ware.
Matt Kelleher - Resident artist at Penland School of Crafts. Site includes gallery of current work.
Moss Beach Ceramics - Salt, soda and wood fired functional ceramics by Matt Brown, ceramist.
Shambhala Pottery - Soda fired functional and decorative work by June Perry. Includes glaze, clay and slip information with recipes and photographs.

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