Red Chun ^6 ox –Sharon Moormann Mande

Red Chun ^6 Oxidation

Custer – 428

Silica – 153

Whiting – 133

Frit 3124 – 122

Kaolin – 51

Zinc Oxide – 41

Talc – 31

Tin Oxide – 21

Bentonite – 10

Copper Carb – 10

Glossy bright spearmint green.

Note this is actually a red chun reduction ^6 glaze but it is really nice in oxidation also!

Kathryn Narrow’s Chun Glaze (from Leah Leitson) ^6 ox –John Britt

Kathryn Narrow’s Chun Glaze (from Leah Leitson) Leah Leitson’s plate above.
Cone 6

Uses inside:

F-4 Feldspar             38

Whiting                      14

Zinc Oxide                 12

Ball Clay                      6

Flint                            *30*

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Celadon: copper Carb         5%

Dark Blue: Cobalt Carb       5

Light blue: Cobalt Carb       1

Copper carb      1.25

Dark Green: Copper carb   6

Yellow: Redart clay              10

Satin Cream/Rust – cone 6 oxidation –Nancy Gallagher

Satin Cream/Rust – cone 6 oxidation

Nepheline Syenite – 31.5%

Talc – 20%

Whiting – 11.5%

Zinc Oxide – 3%

EPK – 14.5%

Silica – 15%

Ferro Frit 3134 – 4.5%

Red Iron Oxide – 2%

Tin Oxide – 5.5%

CERULEAN HEAVEN AKA DALY’S #2 RED (but it comes out blue!) cone 10 reduction–D.J. Brewer

CERULEAN HEAVEN AKA DALY’S #2 RED (but it comes out blue!)

 cone 10 reduction Reduction —

 Bone Ash — 1 …

 talc — 3

zinc oxide — 2

ferro frit 3110 — 17

 neph sy — 35

flint — 27

Whiting — 15

Tin Oxide 1.5

Copper Carbonate 1.5

Titanium dioxide 3

White Satin Matt ^10 -Mimi Champlin

white Satin Matt White 9-10

Hui No’eau

Barium Carbonate 43.6

Kona F-4 (Soda) Feldspar 21.7

Nepheline Syenite 13

Whiting 8.7

Edgar Plastic Kaolin (EPK) 8.7

Zinc Oxide 4.3

White Crackle Raku –Chris Busse

Gerstley 64

Custer feld 12

flint 12

Kentucky ball clay 6

zinc ox 6

Purple Haze ^10 redux –Mimi Champlin

Purple Haze

G200 43.6

Flint 18.64

Colemanite 6.0

 Whiting 7.72

 Zinc Oxide 3.67

EPK 2.35

 Dolomite 5.56

Bentonite 1.87

Tin Oxide 2.83

 Copper Carbonate 0.95

Titanium Dioxide 3.0

Tricky glaze, best on white clay and sprayed

Elaine’s Celadon base ^10 Heavy Reduction –Roy Strassberg

  27.26 Custer Spar,

 23.28 Whiting,

19.2 EPK,

 3.01 Zinc,

 27.26 Silica

add

 .25 Chrome Oxide

yes, that is only point two five, not 2.5

2% yellow iron oxide

works much better on porcelain

.ugly on stoneware, …but it is a very touchy glaze and is not predictable

but when it works, it is fantastic..fire to a hot cone 10 with lots of reduction.

Burke’s Strong Celadon ^6 –Rebecca A Grant

 

Burke’s Strong Celadon – Cone 6:
Custer Feldspar: 58.00 grams
Whiting: 17.00 grams
Flint: 14.00 grams
OM-4 ball clay: 6.00 grams
Zinc Oxide: 5.00 grams
Copper Carbonate: 1.00 grams
Total = 101.00 grams

My test is shown over a cone 6 white stoneware.

Red chun ^6 ox or reduction –Sharon Moormann Mande

Red Chun ^6 ox or reduction

 

Custer – 428

Silica – 153

Whiting – 133

Frit 3124 – 122

Kaolin – 51

Zinc Oxide – 41

Talc – 31

Tin Oxide – 21

Bentonite – 10

Copper Carbonate – 10

 

Bright green glossy in oxidation