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Beginning
Raku Video DVD
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Hutchens introduces beginning potters to basic Raku techniques. He
makes several pots which are bisque fired, then decorated using methods
that take advantage of the unique characteristics of Raku. After
preparing his pots, Gordon shows how to make a simple kiln from a 55
gallon drum. When he fires the pots he demonstrates how to achieve
the distinctive Raku effects. Glaze recipes as well as materials
list for the kiln are included. (60 minutes)
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Piepenberg Raku Videos by Pebble Press
Featuring famed Raku potter, Robert Piepenburg.
Robert has taken care to make his presentations in an easy to follow
format. He explains things as he works and demonstrates.
These tapes are full of useful information.
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| Tape 1 |
Raku
Kiln Building 30 minutes. VHS Tape |
$48
Sale $38.40
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| Tape 2 |
Raku
Firing and Reduction 30 minutes. VHS Tape |
$48
Sale $38.40
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| Tape 3 |
Raku
Clay, Glazes and Tongs 30 minutes. VHS Tape |
$48
Sale $38.40
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Raku Pottery
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List Price: $26.95 |
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Our Price: $21.56 | 20%
off | | 159
pages, 7 color pages and hundreds of B&W photos 8x11",
paperback | | Robert Piepenburg | | Expert
information on materials and techniques for contemporary potters, plus
history, spirit and philosophy behind this unique ceramic art form. |

| Raku: Investigations
Into Fire
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List Price: $50.00 | 20%
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Our Price: $40.00 |
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| David Jones |
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There is a marrying of ideas, process, and action in Raku that creates
some of the most exciting forms of contemporary clay art. Raku:
Investigations into Fire is a comprehensive study of this popular
ceramic process. Its history is traced from its earliest beginnings in
Japanese ritual to current preoccupations dealing with the relationship
of clay, artist, and fire. The history of Raku provides a framework for
understanding the most recent developments in materials and technology,
while an analysis of design illuminates the ways in which new ideas are
developed. There is also an extensive examination of the methods of
generating the rich and seductive surfaces, as well as the most recent
innovations in technology and process-all beautifully illustrated with
200 fine color photographs. This is an ideal book for both the beginner
and the experienced practitioner.
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Raku
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List Price: $26.95 |
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Our Price: $21.56 | 20%
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Mathieson | |
Raku has long been a popular technique amongst
potters. There is an
excitement about standing around a fire, watching pots heat, the smoking
sawdust, and finally the tense expectancy of seeing the final result.
The very uncertainty of the results is one of the things that draws
so many potters to raku. In this book John Mathieson discussed the
clays and glazes that are suitable for this technique.
He also discusses kilns and burners, and firing and post-firing
reduction. Along the way he
takes a look at the work that is being done in this field by an
international group of artists. The
result is a handy and inspirational guide to this most exciting of firing
methods.
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Raku, Pit and Barrel: Firing Techniques
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List Price: $29.95 |
20% off
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Our Price: $23.96 |
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Raku, pit and barrel firing are
three of the most popular firing techniques in ceramics. Accessible to
anyone involved in this expressive medium, the unifying theme of these
three techniques is the ability to work directly with the fire to achieve
both quick and unique results not available with more conventional firing
techniques.
Raku, Pit & Barrel: Firing Techniques is a collection of
carefully selected feature articles from Ceramics Monthly and Pottery
Making Illustrated, the two most widely read ceramics arts
publications in the world. This handbook is divided into three sections
covering each of these popular topics. Within each section you’ll
discover some of the most beautiful work now being produced in this field,
as well as extensive how-to techniques and step-by-step instructions to
help you duplicate the processes in your own studio.
Explore the pages of Raku, Pit & Barrel: Firing Techniques and
discover the many special effects available to potters with these ancient
alternative firing methods. Experience the thrill of working with glowing
red-hot clay in a raku kiln, uncovering pieces from the hot coals of a pit
fire or peeling the aluminum foil off your latest experiment fired in a
barrel. |
Also for Raku:

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Raku Tongs
Long handled tongs made from rust-free plated steel. Tubular
handles are lightweight and strong. Jaws are solid and strong, yet
gently grip all sizes of raku ware.
| Kemper: |
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 | RK37 39.5" long,
37 degree jaw |
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$38
sale! $30.40
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 | RK45 31 1/2" long, 45 degree jaw with teeth |
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$35
sale!
$28
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Gloves
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WELDERS/FIREPLACE
GLOVES
heavy duty, heat resistant
 | 14" (35 cm) length
 | for temperatures to 250°F (120°C)
 | durable cowhide
 | for removing peephole plugs, lifting or closing kiln lid, removing
ware after firing |
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| WELDERS/FIREPLACE
GLOVES |
$15
10% off = $13.50
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KEVLAR®
TERRYBEST® GLOVES
the professional welder's choice
 | heat and abrasion resistant
 | industrial grade
 | for use to 1000°F (535°C)
 | do not contain asbestos
 | 14" (35 cm) length
 | allow flexibility and good dexterity |
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| KEVLAR®
TERRYBEST® GLOVES |
$45
10% off = $40.50
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