Not classified

Sepia sandstone

terrajade
MJ80 SM20 Sandstone

Here are some pieces:

ref 10 034
ref 10 033
ref 30 052
ref 30 051
ref 30 050
ref 50 001
ref 10 007
ref 10 012
ref 10 011
ref 10 009
ref 10 008
ref 30 008
ref 30 009
ref 10 005

In order to find other colors of clay, I mixed sandstone.

The principle is simple: from 3 grounds at my disposal, a black ground (super manga), a red sandstone (MJ of Treigny ) and a clearer sandstone of St Amand (GSAT40), I carry out a mixture by triangle by making vary of 20% the proportion of each ground.

Here is the result:

mixture of 3 stoneware in triangle

Finding the 80% MJ 20% super manga mix interesting, I'm holding onto this one.

I specify that it is obviously possible to make this type of mixture with different grounds and in different proportions. It remains for you to see what you get, both in terms of color and the reaction of the clay to this mixture at the time of firing.

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