Illustrated is
a temmoku and iron glazed yunomi, this was fired entirely on its own, a lonesome piece in my kiln after the complete over-haul and in retrospect, I
should have fired a slightly larger piece, maybe with a lid to fully vet the
firing temperature. Over the years I have replaced elements a number of times
but this one was complete including elements, all the wiring, the switches and
the cone sitter. This was the second, almost empty firing and it is that last part that concerned me most as I didn’t want
the kiln to run away and overfire based on how the claw and plate to the sitter
were adjusted. This is where this small yunomi comes in, elevated to about the
middle of the kiln space, this was fired on a large piece of broken shelf and a
soft brick plinth in case the glaze ran off the piece. As luck would have it,
though it got just a bit hot, now adjusted, the yunomi came out about how I
expected, no running and perfect without any issues, just another typical form
and surface here at Albedo 3 Studio.
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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