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Steve Wright Crystalline Pottery - Home

    http://www.stevewrightcrystallinepottery.com/
    Hand thrown porcelain pottery with crystalline glaze made in Michigan, USA by Steve Wright. Both fine art crystalline pottery and crystalline functional pottery make great collectibles and gifts and can be purchased online or in many art galleries.

Crystalline pottery by Pat Geenty. Herries Pottery ...

    https://www.herriespottery.com/
    Crystalline glazes are made and fired in such a way that natural crystals form in the surface of the glaze. The shape and size of the crystals are determined by the temperature in the kiln and the constituents of the glaze. ... So, crystalline glazed ceramics produce stunning individual pieces of ceramic art that are completely unique and very ...

Largest Collection Crystalline Glazed Pottery online

    https://giftedartisan.com/pottery-by-type/crystalline-glaze-pottery/
    Crystalline is the art of growing crystals on pottery during the firing process. It is a special effects glaze made primarily of particles of zinc oxide and silica. These two ingredients, along with others, are mixed with water and applied to the piece in a thick paste. I image at …

Crystalline glazed porcelain -- exquisite ceramics at ...

    http://jonpriceceramics.com/
    If you are not familiar with this unusual glaze, you might want to start HERE where you will get a quick introduction to it. If you are curious about the actual crystals that grow in the glaze (willimite) HERE is a brief description. I talk about my experience with the glaze HERE.. Some of my recent pieces are shown HERE.. I have written a book detailing how to create crystalline-glazed ceramics.

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