Diane Creber

Tim De Rose

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Crystalline glazes have a magical quality that appeals to many potters. In this new edition published by A & C Black and the University of Pennsylvania Press, released June 2005, Diane Creber examines their intriguing history and discusses the various aspects of producing these fascinating glazes. Also featured are fourteen potters from around the world who talk about their approaches, techniques, and recipes.

Diane Creber is a Canadian potter who is well-known for her crystalline glazes. She has written numerous articles on the subject and her award-winning pottery has been displayed at galleries throughout Canada, United States and Europe.

Some of the topics discussed in the book include:

  • History of crystalline glazes

  • Crystals from nature

  • Crystals grown under controlled conditions

  • Clay bodies and forms

  • Ingredients in a crystalline glaze

  • Glazing

  • Kilns

  • Firing aids

  • Firing crystalline glazes

  • Reduction-fired crystalline glazes

  • After the firing

  • Attitudes and aesthetics

  • Potters working with crystalline glazes

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