Salt glazed ceramics have a long history - from its early use in German storage jars to Victorian industrial sewage pipes to its current position as one of the most exciting areas of studio ceramics.
In this book Phil Rogers looks at all aspects of this very special glazing technique. He starts with a brief overview of the history of salt glazing, and then he discusses the technical considerations which set this form of glazing apart from all others. Given particular consideration are the kilns which are such an important factor in this technique. Finally he presents a survey of the world's leading artists who use this fascinating medium.
Salt-glazed ceramics are very popular both among makers and collectors, due to their distinctive 'orange peel' surface. This guide covers the history and technical side of salt glazing as well as providing a showcase of the leading salt glaze artists from around the world.
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Salt-glazed ceramics are very popular both among makers and collectors, due to their distinctive 'orange peel' surface. This guide covers the history and technical side of salt glazing as well as providing a showcase of the leading salt glaze artists from around the world.
Phil Rogers is a well-known British potter. He is a fellow of the Craft Potters Association, and for a number of years he was its Chair. He lectures around the world on ash glazes, throwing and salt glazing. He also runs summer workshops each year on these topics. He has previously written two other books - Ash Glazes and Throwing Pots.
