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Spring is my favorite season ❤️

I love the look of pieces after they have been bisqued. Most ceramic pieces go through 2 firings, bisque and glaze. After pieces are thrown and trimmed I let them dry to a bone dry state where most of the physical water has evaporated and and the pieces become extremely fragile. At this point I load them into the kiln and gradually fire them to 1830F or cone 06 for all you ceramic buffs. This temperature burns off carbon material in the clay and and creates an impervious but still porus surfuce which is perfect for glazing.

I will officially be a vendor at @jackalopeartfair in Pasadena this August 😀 I'm excited because I've never done any sort of fair before. I've always sold my work either online or in stores. I'm grateful for all of the online resources that are available these days! Do any of you have any expert advice or ceramic pieces you would like to see at my booth?

BLACK RHINO CERAMICS, LOS FELIZ, CA 90027, UNITED STATES

BLACKRHINOCERAMICS@GMAIL.COM

Black Rhino Ceramics

Los Feliz, CA 90027,

United States

310-993-2384 blackrhinoceramics@gmail.com

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