This clay might have been over-fired in its first firing because it did not absorb the glaze in the glazing stage. This means that the pours are smaller in the clay. When I poured glaze on the bisque-ware, most of the glaze slipped off and only a thin layer of glaze stayed on.
So, I had to do multiple glaze layers after waiting a day for each layer to dry. This resulted in more variety of shades in this piece.
Firing: High fire reduction
Clay: Coleman Porcelain
Made with glazes at Echo art studio
