Raku Pottery/Creation

The creation process of Raku originated in Japan, but an American style also exists.[1]

Some say the creation of Raku is an experimental process.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Swan, Heather. "Unexpected Effects: Learning from Clay Artist Paul Soldner". Eastern Oregon University. https://www.eou.edu/basalt/2018/09/07/unexpected-effects-learning-from-clay-artist-paul-soldner/. 
  2. ↑ "Students Get Fired Up in MCCC’s Hands-On Raku Workshop". www.mccc.edu. 7/1/2014. https://www.mccc.edu/~humphrew/whatsnew/RakuWorkshop.html. 
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