Kuro Raku, a 16th-century Japanese pottery style, exudes simplicity and elegance. The reel captures highlights of the meticulous crafting process, the artistry of the matte-black finish. Skilled hands shape clay using a unique, rapid firing technique, creating one-of-a-kind masterpieces with a rustic charm. Japanese stamps from Relyef, bearing iconic motifs, infuse cultural heritage and profound meaning into each Kuro Raku piece. ➡ The complete video is available for viewing on your YouTube chan

🔥Avoiding Common Mistakes in Raku Firing: A Crucial Lesson🔥 If you’re a ceramics enthusiast diving into the world of Raku firing, there’s one crucial mistake you’ll want to avoid. We captured this eye-opening video that reveals the potential dangers post-firing and how to handle them like a pro. You’ll see the intense flames that emerge as the piece is placed inside a metal bin immediately after firing. The process involves closing the lid to allow the smoke to infuse the crackle glaze, adding

🔥 Exploring the Art of Raku Firing: The Crucial Cleaning Process! 🔥 Unlike traditional firing methods, Raku firing is a magical adventure that doesn’t end with the removal from the kiln. Oh no! The journey continues with the cleaning process. 🌀✨ In traditional firing, your art pieces emerge pristine and ready for display. But with Raku, the story takes a different twist. The blazing flames, smoky atmosphere, and rapid cooling create a stunning array of colours and textures, but they also leav

Have you ever seen the enchanting process of Raku firing at night? It’s truly magical. Stay tuned until the end to see the final result. This bowl was crafted using the Naked Raku technique on the outside and glazed with a turquoise on the inside. Let me know what you think! #dilucaceramics #raku #ceramics #handmade #art #pottery #turquoise #nakedraku | Di Luca Ceramics

Crackle Raku. Used... - Vicente Garcia / Studio Garcia

Here’s one of my Naked Raku bowls in size L, featuring a vibrant yellow Raku glaze inside 💛! The Naked Raku technique is truly special 🔥 during the firing process, the glaze comes off, leaving behind distinctive black marks created by the smoke. The result is a stunning contrast between raw texture and bold color, making each piece uniquely beautiful. #dilucaceramics #NakedRaku #ceramicart #handmadeceramics #potterylife #Raku #artprocess #uniqueart | Di Luca Ceramics