I often use crackle glazes in my work to do backgrounds.This are glazes with a lot of shrinkage when fired.Here a detail of the crackle glaze.
Rob
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- RobHendriks
- I ám a kind of creative inventor that is the reason why I love pottery,the raw materials and glazes are a rich source for experimentation.I also have a website and like it, when you take a look at http://www.reliefs.nl
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