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ERIC #: | EJ233427 |
Title: | Sawdust and Charcoal: Fuel for Raku. |
Authors: | Brisson, Harriet E. |
Descriptors: | Art Activities; Art Materials; Ceramics; Elementary Secondary Education; Teaching Methods |
Source: | School Arts, v80 n3 p24-26 Nov 1980 |
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Publication Date: | 1980-11-00 |
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Pub Types: | Journal Articles; Guides - Classroom - Teacher |
Abstract: | Raku is an ancient Japanese process of firing pottery in which the bisqued piece is glazed and placed in a preheated kiln. Described are the benefits of substituting sawdust and charcoal for firing pottery by those people who do not have access to a kiln. (KC) |
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Identifiers: | Raku |
Record Type: | Journal |
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Audiences: | Practitioners |
Languages: | English |
Education Level: | Elementary Secondary Education |
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