Glazing Crossword

Glaze that can be applied on any type of clay body
Glaze that melts in the range 02a and 6a (1940-2162 degrees fahrenheit)
Glaze applied to types of clay, such as stoneware, fired at temperatures that range from cones 6a to 9 (2162-2336 degrees fahrenheit)
Mainly used for covering porcelain body. Can reach temperatures of 2552-2612 fahrenheit
Materials that make the glaze crystalize during the cooling period
Considered the essence of Japanese ceramics
To produce transparent glazes
Rising from the combustion settled on the pieces
These glazes feature a defect
The earliest known glazes of this type originated in ancient China
An atmosphere is one that burns with very little oxygen
These glazes, like many others, originated in China and were perfected during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279)
These glazes are also known as copper reds and China reds
What glaze is also know as copper reds or China reds
Long used in popular ceramics with good results, and is still used today
Can be produced in two different ways, either adding the ingredients to raw glaze, or applying them to a fritted one
Can be caused by excess water, either in the clay or in the glaze.
Soluble Salt that lowers the melting point of certain glazes
Combination of an element with oxygen.
Instrument for measuring kiln temperature
Defect in a glaze, which appear on the object's surface
The best system for glazing
Method of glazing that is popular because it is economical and quick
Novice ceramists should apply glaze with this technique
Glazing with this technique requires more complicated equipment