Add to ORKGUnIike conventional ceramic firing approaches, which may take several days to complete, Raku is a method where work is rapidly (often under an hour in duration) fired and removed from the kiln when glowing hot. Raku has become popular amongst contemporary artists/potters internationally since it was introduced to the West in 1940s. Historically, Raku referred to the spiritual, religious, philosophical, ceremonial and functional characteristics of a specific style. (Copied from article)
Describes the history of the community raku, as the raku pottery event was open to the public during...
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Thompson briefly recounts the history of Raku from its origins in 16th century Japan. The four ceram...
Raku has progressed gloriously over these years influencing many potters through its traditional and...
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Describes the history of the community raku, as the raku pottery event was open to the public during...
Part of a special section on the 1999 International Woodfire Conference. The technique of putting wa...
potter uses clay to create works of art. There are a wide variety of clays to choose from each with ...
A weaving pattern clay lantern that was initially bisque fired within a standard kiln, then further ...
Thompson provides a historical overview of the raku ceramic technique, from its emergence in 16th ce...
Publicity brochure for Raku firing event on May 1-2, 2006. Includes photographs and information abou...
Kaibara Ekiken, a confucian in Edo era, wrote the book Rakukun that illuminates appropriate Raku (pl...
Presenting a brief history of Raku's origins, Elder introduces 18 Ontario ceramic artists exploring ...
This thesis represents the culmination of my experiences as a double major in Ceramics and Japanese....
Raku has been one of the favourite firing techniques since it allows low-firing and offers a wide ra...
In contemporary Malaysian art, the concept of authenticity has faced a dilemma, which emerges from a...
Thompson briefly recounts the history of Raku from its origins in 16th century Japan. The four ceram...
Raku has progressed gloriously over these years influencing many potters through its traditional and...
Malang local culture has various features and philosophical values. In this creative economics era, ...
Ceramic is one of the artwork that commonly known in Indonesia. The making of ceramic use the clay a...
Describes the history of the community raku, as the raku pottery event was open to the public during...
Part of a special section on the 1999 International Woodfire Conference. The technique of putting wa...
potter uses clay to create works of art. There are a wide variety of clays to choose from each with ...