clear or metallic glaze marks
Spain
21th Century
Source: Basodan, Zelal. (2024). Chapter 6: Conclusion. Doctoral Thesis.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
white clays
Preparation Steps
The process involves 'laser-engraving fired unglazed white clay ceramic pieces' (p. 235). This 'technical innovation' results in the formation of 'glazed or metallic permanent lines' (p. 235). This occurred as a 'happy/successful' accident during creative investigations (p. 234).
Original Recipe Text
The process involves 'laser-engraving fired unglazed white clay ceramic pieces' (p. 235). This 'technical innovation' results in the formation of 'glazed or metallic permanent lines' (p. 235). This occurred as a 'happy/successful' accident during creative investigations (p. 234).
Evidence
"I made a novel discovery when laser-engraving unglazed fired ceramic pieces made of white clays, resulting in clear or metallic glaze marks."
Remarks
The finding identified a 'new method that can be used by practitioners or designers' and may influence the ceramic industry (p. 235). The author suggests that this technical investigation will require future collaboration with material and chemistry engineering experts to understand the underlying mechanisms (p. 237).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
experimental exploration
laser-engraving
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Verified
Metadata
Material Type
pigment
Colormetallic
RegionSpain
Approx. Year2050
Source Information
AuthorBasodan, Zelal.
Collectionfired ceramic pieces made of white clays
Language
N/A
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