paper clay (stoneware/porcelain)
Granada
21th Century
Source: Basodan, Z. (2024). Chapter 3: Acquiring Knowledge through Creative Practice: A Case Study of Alhambra Palace.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
paper fibres, stoneware, porcelain, white glue, cardboard paper
Preparation Steps
Paper clay was manufactured by including paper fibers in a clay paste consisting of stoneware or porcelain. For paper-folded models, cardboard paper was used and stiffened with several layers of white glue to create a firm structure for plaster molding (p. 102, 105).
Original Recipe Text
Paper clay was manufactured by including paper fibers in a clay paste consisting of stoneware or porcelain. For paper-folded models, cardboard paper was used and stiffened with several layers of white glue to create a firm structure for plaster molding (p. 102, 105).
Evidence
"Technically, as before, paper clay (stoneware/porcelain) was used in this experiment as this type of clay is very flexible and adaptable with the paper fibres included in the clay past"
Remarks
The author noted that paper clay is adaptable and allows dry parts to be attached to wet parts. High-temperature firing (up to 1260C) of thin porcelain pieces resulted in uneven sides due to the paper fiber content, giving the shapes an organic look (p. 102, 105).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Paper Typepaper clay (stoneware/porcelain)
ColorWhite
RegionGranada
Approx. Year2050
Source Information
AuthorBasodan, Z.
CollectionCreative practice component
Language
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