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	Mae '''tanio anagama''' yn dechneg draddodiadol o danio coed a ddefnyddir mewn cerameg Japaneaidd lle mae crochenwaith yn cael ei danio mewn odyn un siambr sydd wedi'i hadeiladu i mewn i ochr bryn. Mae'r term ''anagama'' (Siapaneg: 穴窯, yn llythrennol "odyn ogof") yn cyfeirio at strwythur tebyg i dwnnel yr odyn.		Mae '''tanio anagama''' yn dechneg draddodiadol o danio coed a ddefnyddir mewn cerameg Japaneaidd lle mae crochenwaith yn cael ei danio mewn odyn un siambr sydd wedi'i hadeiladu i mewn i ochr bryn. Mae'r term ''anagama'' (Siapaneg: 穴窯, yn llythrennol "odyn ogof") yn cyfeirio at strwythur tebyg i dwnnel yr odyn.

	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Mae odynau Anagama fel arfer yn cael eu hadeiladu o frics anhydrin ac wedi'u hadeiladu gyda llethr bach i fyny. Mae'r blwch tân wedi'i leoli ym mlaen yr odyn, tra bod crochenwaith wedi'i bentyrru'n ddyfnach y tu mewn i'r siambr. Yn ystod y tanio, mae coed yn cael eu bwydo'n barhaus i'r blwch tân, gan ganiatáu i fflamau a lludw basio trwy'r odyn ac o amgylch y darnau ceramig.
	Anagama ~~kilns are typically constructed from refractory bricks and built with a slight upward slope~~. ~~The firebox is located at the front of the kiln~~, ~~while pottery is stacked deeper inside the chamber~~. ~~During firing~~, ~~wood is continuously fed into the firebox~~, ~~allowing flames and ash to pass through the kiln and around the ceramic pieces~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Un o nodweddion nodedig tanio anagama yw'r gwydredd lludw naturiol sy'n ffurfio pan fydd lludw pren yn setlo ar arwynebau'r crochenwaith ac yn toddi o dan dymheredd uchel. Mae'r broses hon yn cynhyrchu gweadau amrywiol, arwynebau gwydrog, ac effeithiau lliw naturiol sy'n cael eu gwerthfawrogi'n fawr mewn cerameg draddodiadol Japaneaidd.
	~~One of the distinctive features of~~ anagama ~~firing is the natural ash glaze that forms when wood ash settles on the surfaces of the pottery and melts under high temperatures~~. ~~This process produces varied textures~~, ~~glassy surfaces~~, ~~and natural color effects that are highly valued in traditional Japanese ceramics~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Gall tanio mewn ffwrn anagama bara sawl diwrnod ac mae angen sylw cyson gan y crochenydd. Mae'r cylchoedd tanio hir a'r rhyngweithio rhwng fflam, lludw a chlai yn creu canlyniadau unigryw na ellir eu rheoli'n fanwl gywir, gan wneud pob darn yn nodedig.
	~~Firing in an~~ anagama ~~kiln can last several days and requires constant attention from the potter~~. ~~The long firing cycles and interaction between flame~~, ~~ash~~, ~~and clay create unique results that cannot be precisely controlled, making each piece distinctive~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Mae tanio Anagama wedi bod yn gysylltiedig yn hanesyddol â sawl traddodiad cerameg Japaneaidd, gan gynnwys [[Crochenwaith Bizen]], [[Crochenwaith Shigaraki]], [[Crochenwaith Iga]], a [[Crochenwaith Tamba]]. Mae'r dechneg yn parhau i gael ei defnyddio heddiw ymhlith crochenwyr traddodiadol a chyfoes.
	Anagama ~~firing has been historically associated with several Japanese ceramic traditions~~, ~~including~~ [[Bizen ~~ware~~]], [[Shigaraki ~~ware~~]], [[Iga ~~ware~~]], ~~and~~ [[Tamba ~~ware~~]]. ~~The technique remains in use today among both traditional and contemporary potters~~.
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	== ~~See also~~ ==		== Gweler hefyd ==
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	* [[Noborigama firing]]		* [[Noborigama firing]]

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Mae '''tanio anagama''' yn dechneg draddodiadol o danio coed a ddefnyddir mewn cerameg Japaneaidd lle mae crochenwaith yn cael ei danio mewn odyn un siambr sydd wedi'i hadeiladu i mewn i ochr bryn. Mae'r term ''anagama'' (Siapaneg: 穴窯, yn llythrennol "odyn ogof") yn cyfeirio at strwythur tebyg i dwnnel yr odyn.

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Anagama kilns are typically constructed from refractory bricks and built with a slight upward slope. The firebox is located at the front of the kiln, while pottery is stacked deeper inside the chamber. During firing, wood is continuously fed into the firebox, allowing flames and ash to pass through the kiln and around the ceramic pieces.
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One of the distinctive features of anagama firing is the natural ash glaze that forms when wood ash settles on the surfaces of the pottery and melts under high temperatures. This process produces varied textures, glassy surfaces, and natural color effects that are highly valued in traditional Japanese ceramics.
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Firing in an anagama kiln can last several days and requires constant attention from the potter. The long firing cycles and interaction between flame, ash, and clay create unique results that cannot be precisely controlled, making each piece distinctive.
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Anagama firing has been historically associated with several Japanese ceramic traditions, including [[Bizen ware]], [[Shigaraki ware]], [[Iga ware]], and [[Tamba ware]]. The technique remains in use today among both traditional and contemporary potters.
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== See also ==
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* [[Noborigama firing]]
* [[Wood firing]]

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