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LustreGreg Daly

Lustre

144 pagesFirst published 20123 editions
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A lustre is a thin layer of metal which is deposited onto the surface of the pot during firing producing a lustrous surface. They can be coloured as golds, coppers, reds and blues, or colourless like mother of pearl. Lustre is a very tricky technique and can be quite difficult to achieve successfully, and this handbook aims to explain and simplify the process, with thorough coverage of all the options. The book covers recipes for making your own lustres and techniques for applying and firing (all critical factors). Today the most commonly used lustre is a resin lustre (known as the…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionBloomsbury Publishing Plc20181449781912217656
EditionBloomsbury Publishing Plc2012—9781408103760
PaperbackUniversity of Pennsylvania Press20121449780812221930
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