PORCELAIN - vessel forms

WATERCOLOUR PORCELAIN
This technique involves using water soluble forms of metals. The metals are made water soluble by breaking them down with nitric and hydrochloric acid to form chlorides and nitrates which dissolve in water. The metals used on these posts include, Nickel, Copper, Cobalt, Iron, Silver and Gold.
Various techniques such as resist, sponging and brush stroking are used to apply the salts to both unglazed and bisqued fried to 1300 C in both oxidizing and reducing atmospheres. These are ten polished with wet and dry sandpaper.

Tall vase with watercolour porcelain,cobalt,gold &

Group of 3 bottles

Vase with red,blue and green neriage @ top section

Vase with red and green neriage @ centre

Vase with red and blue neriage @ centre

Vase with red and green neriage @ base