raku
Raku pottery is a Native American pottery technique that uses horsehair to create designs on the surface of the pot. The vessel is fired in a gas kiln outdoors, the pot is taken out of the kiln at 1300 degrees, the horsehair is laid across its surface; as the hair burns black marks are left in the clay.
Horsehair raku is not food safe. For decorative use only.
Have a special horse in your life? I'd be glad to create a custom piece with your horse's hair.
Contact me for a quote on a custom piece.
Horsehair raku is not food safe. For decorative use only.
Have a special horse in your life? I'd be glad to create a custom piece with your horse's hair.
Contact me for a quote on a custom piece.
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