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Article · Alex Mandli - Saggar Fired and Pit Fired Pottery
Process of Creating Saggar Pottery
By Alex Mandli
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- Article
- Level
- Intermediate
- Price
- Free
About this lesson
Potter Alex Mandli documents his full saggar-firing process in photos, from burnishing and terra sigillata through bisque firing, packing combustible saggars, firing to about 1500°F, and finishing by polishing the cooled pots.
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