Green Pottery Bowl with Leg, Wedding gift, Ceramic Fruit bowl, Pottery Table Centerpiece, Wheel Thrown Ceramic Bowl, Danko Pottery

Unique wheel thrown ceramic fruit bowl. Finished with glaze in green, beige, white, grey colors. With the authors logo.
You can use it as a fruit bowl, candy dish, serving tray, or just as a decoration for your kitchen or living room. It is a lovely gift for any occasion and a great addition to your table.

Measuring 9.4in/24cm wide by 4.3in/11cm high (handle included).

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Pottery and ceramics have been an important part of human culture for thousands of years. From prehistoric storage jars to tiles on the space shuttles, pottery and ceramics have played a key role in innumerable human endeavors.

The Process:
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BISQUE FIRING
After a clay piece has dried to greenware it is loaded into the kiln for the first of two firings. It is to approximately 1800 degrees F (980 degrees C). This hardens the ware making it easier to handle without breaking during the glazing process. Clay fired at this temperature still retains its porosity. The porosity of a material refers to its ability to absorb liquids. The water in the glaze is absorbed by the porous bisque ware, and the glassy materials in the glaze are left deposited on the surface. So, the bisque process is simply done to make glazing easier. The bisque firing starts when the kiln is loaded with the dry greenware and is programmed to slowly warm. Firing too fast during this early stage can easily cause the work to explode! Next, the kiln is gradually turned higher and the temperature rises until the target temperature is reached. The kiln is then turned off and allowed to slowly cool. In the end, the kiln is opened, and the bisque ware is removed, ready for glazing.