Soda fired to cone 6 at Rat City Studios. This vase can hold water for flowers.
Soda firing is a special process where soda ash (sodium carbonate) is dissolved in water then sprayed into the kiln at peak temperature to create variation across the surface. The sodium vapor swirls around the kiln and combines with the silica in clay to form sodium-silicate glaze. This atmospheric firing takes extra effort and is high risk, high reward!
Soda fired to cone 6 at Rat City Studios. This vase can hold water for flowers.
Soda firing is a special process where soda ash (sodium carbonate) is dissolved in water then sprayed into the kiln at peak temperature to create variation across the surface. The sodium vapor swirls around the kiln and combines with the silica in clay to form sodium-silicate glaze. This atmospheric firing takes extra effort and is high risk, high reward!
