The Mechanism of (and recipes for) Dichroic Glazes
The science of glazes is an area not commonly explored or extremely palatable for most potters. And when you add dichroic properties to the mix, most artists would run for the hills (as many people do when my type start becoming technical). Specifically, when I start talking about characteristics of glazes, eyes start glazing over. It’s far more enjoyable in text form, with some nice pictures and explanations for those interested enough give it a read.
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Max Waterhouse
