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	Asglasuur produseer dikwels sagte groen, bruin of amberkleurige kleure en kan tekstuur- of vloeiende oppervlaktes skep, afhangende van hoe die glasuur tydens die bakproses smelt. Die resultate word deur baie faktore beïnvloed, insluitend die samestelling van die as, die baktemperatuur en die posisie van die erdewerk binne die oond.		Asglasuur produseer dikwels sagte groen, bruin of amberkleurige kleure en kan tekstuur- of vloeiende oppervlaktes skep, afhangende van hoe die glasuur tydens die bakproses smelt. Die resultate word deur baie faktore beïnvloed, insluitend die samestelling van die as, die baktemperatuur en die posisie van die erdewerk binne die oond.

	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Asglasuur is histories geassosieer met verskeie Japannese keramiektradisies, insluitend [[Shigaraki-ware]], [[Iga-ware]], [[Tamba-ware]], en sekere houtgestookte werke wat verband hou met [[Bizen-ware]].
	~~Ash glazing has historically been associated with several Japanese ceramic traditions~~, ~~including~~ [[Shigaraki ware]], [[Iga ware]], [[Tamba ware]], ~~and certain wood-fired works related to~~ [[Bizen ware]].
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	== ~~See also~~ ==		== Sien ook ==
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	* [[Wood firing]]		* [[Wood firing]]
	* [[Anagama firing]]		* [[Anagama firing]]

CompUser: Created page with "In houtgestookte oonde kan asglasuur ook natuurlik voorkom. Tydens lang baksiklusse sak as wat deur die vlamme gedra word, op die oppervlaktes van die erdewerk neer. Wanneer die oond hoë temperature bereik, smelt hierdie as en vorm natuurlike glasuurafsettings. Hierdie effekte is veral kenmerkend van tradisionele bakmetodes soos houtvuur, veral in anagama-oonde."

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Created page with "In houtgestookte oonde kan asglasuur ook natuurlik voorkom. Tydens lang baksiklusse sak as wat deur die vlamme gedra word, op die oppervlaktes van die erdewerk neer. Wanneer die oond hoë temperature bereik, smelt hierdie as en vorm natuurlike glasuurafsettings. Hierdie effekte is veral kenmerkend van tradisionele bakmetodes soos houtvuur, veral in anagama-oonde."

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	Houtas bevat minerale soos kalsium, kalium en silika wat by hoë temperature kan smelt om 'n glasagtige oppervlak op keramiekvate te vorm. Pottebakkers kan asglasuur voorberei deur as van gebrande hout te versamel, dit te was en te sif, en dit met klei of ander glasuurbestanddele te meng voordat dit op die pottebakkery aangewend word.		Houtas bevat minerale soos kalsium, kalium en silika wat by hoë temperature kan smelt om 'n glasagtige oppervlak op keramiekvate te vorm. Pottebakkers kan asglasuur voorberei deur as van gebrande hout te versamel, dit te was en te sif, en dit met klei of ander glasuurbestanddele te meng voordat dit op die pottebakkery aangewend word.

	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		In houtgestookte oonde kan asglasuur ook natuurlik voorkom. Tydens lang baksiklusse sak as wat deur die vlamme gedra word, op die oppervlaktes van die erdewerk neer. Wanneer die oond hoë temperature bereik, smelt hierdie as en vorm natuurlike glasuurafsettings. Hierdie effekte is veral kenmerkend van tradisionele bakmetodes soos houtvuur, veral in anagama-oonde.
	In ~~wood-fired kilns, ash glazing can also occur naturally~~. ~~During long firing cycles~~, ~~ash carried by the flames settles on the surfaces of the pottery~~. ~~When the kiln reaches high temperatures~~, ~~this ash melts and forms natural glaze deposits~~. ~~These effects are especially characteristic of traditional firing methods such as [[Wood firing]]~~, ~~particularly~~ in ~~[[Anagama firing\|~~anagama~~]] kilns~~.
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	~~<div lang="~~en~~" dir="ltr" class="mw~~-~~content-ltr">~~		Asglasuur produseer dikwels sagte groen, bruin of amberkleurige kleure en kan tekstuur- of vloeiende oppervlaktes skep, afhangende van hoe die glasuur tydens die bakproses smelt. Die resultate word deur baie faktore beïnvloed, insluitend die samestelling van die as, die baktemperatuur en die posisie van die erdewerk binne die oond.
	~~Ash glazes often produce soft green~~, ~~brown, or amber tones and can create textured or flowing surfaces depending on how the glaze melts during firing~~. ~~The results are influenced by many factors~~, ~~including the composition of the ash~~, ~~the firing temperature, and the position of the pottery inside the kiln~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		'''Asglasuur''' is 'n keramiekglasuurtegniek waarin houtas as 'n primêre komponent van die glasuur gebruik word. Die metode is wyd gebruik in Oos-Asiatiese keramiek en het 'n belangrike rol gespeel in die ontwikkeling van tradisionele Japannese erdewerk.
	'''~~Ash glazing~~''' is ~~a ceramic glazing technique in which wood ash is used~~ as ~~a primary component of the glaze~~. ~~The method has been widely used~~ in ~~East Asian ceramics and played an important role~~ in ~~the development of traditional Japanese pottery~~.
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	~~<div lang="~~en~~" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Houtas bevat minerale soos kalsium, kalium en silika wat by hoë temperature kan smelt om 'n glasagtige oppervlak op keramiekvate te vorm. Pottebakkers kan asglasuur voorberei deur as van gebrande hout te versamel, dit te was en te sif, en dit met klei of ander glasuurbestanddele te meng voordat dit op die pottebakkery aangewend word.
	~~Wood ash contains minerals such~~ as ~~calcium~~, ~~potassium~~, and silica that can melt at high temperatures to form a glassy surface on ceramic vessels. Potters may prepare ash glazes by collecting ash from burned wood, washing and sieving it, and mixing it with clay or other glaze ingredients before applying it to the pottery.
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'''Ash glazing''' is a ceramic glazing technique in which wood ash is used as a primary component of the glaze. The method has been widely used in East Asian ceramics and played an important role in the development of traditional Japanese pottery.
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Wood ash contains minerals such as calcium, potassium, and silica that can melt at high temperatures to form a glassy surface on ceramic vessels. Potters may prepare ash glazes by collecting ash from burned wood, washing and sieving it, and mixing it with clay or other glaze ingredients before applying it to the pottery.
</div>

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In wood-fired kilns, ash glazing can also occur naturally. During long firing cycles, ash carried by the flames settles on the surfaces of the pottery. When the kiln reaches high temperatures, this ash melts and forms natural glaze deposits. These effects are especially characteristic of traditional firing methods such as [[Wood firing]], particularly in [[Anagama firing|anagama]] kilns.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
Ash glazes often produce soft green, brown, or amber tones and can create textured or flowing surfaces depending on how the glaze melts during firing. The results are influenced by many factors, including the composition of the ash, the firing temperature, and the position of the pottery inside the kiln.
</div>

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Ash glazing has historically been associated with several Japanese ceramic traditions, including [[Shigaraki ware]], [[Iga ware]], [[Tamba ware]], and certain wood-fired works related to [[Bizen ware]].
</div>

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== See also ==
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* [[Wood firing]]
* [[Anagama firing]]
* [[Noborigama firing]]

[[Category:Artisanal techniques]]
[[Category:Ceramics artisanal techniques]]