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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		'''Palynie holcu''' to cyramiczno technika spalynio, w keryj ceramika je polyno w piycu palinym holcym. Ta metoda była używano ôd stoleci w mocy tradycyjōw ceramicznych i ôdegrała głōwno rola w historycznym rozwoju japōńskigo szkorupy.
	'''~~Wood firing~~''' ~~is a ceramic firing technique in which pottery is fired in a kiln fueled by wood~~. ~~The method has been used for centuries in many ceramic traditions and played a central role in the historical development of Japanese pottery~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		W czasie spalynio holcu do pieca sztyjc przidowo sie kawałki holcu, coby utrzimać wymogano tymperatura. Flamy, ciepło i proch poruszajōm sie bez kōmora piyca i wchodzōm bezpostrzednio w interakcyjo z cyramicznymi powiyrchniami. W miara postympu spalynio, proch holcowy przenoszōny bez flama może ôsadzić sie na szkorupce i stopić sie w wysokich tymperaturach, tworzōnc naturalne glazury popiołu i roztōmajte tekstury powiyrchniowe.
	~~During wood firing~~, ~~pieces of firewood are continuously added to the kiln to maintain the required temperature~~. ~~Flames~~, ~~heat, and ash move through the kiln chamber and interact directly with the ceramic surfaces~~. ~~As the firing progresses~~, ~~wood ash carried by the flame can settle on the pottery and melt at high temperatures~~, ~~forming natural ash glazes and varied surface textures~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Spalynie holcu je zaôbycz przekludzane w tradycyjnych zortach piycōw, takich jak piyce [[Palynie Anagama\|Anagama]] i [[Palynie Noborigama\|Noborigama]]. Cykle spalynio mogōm trwać ôd poru godzin do poru dni, w zoleżności ôd srogości piyca i pragniōnych wynikōw. Dugi proces spalynio wymogo ciōngłyj uwogi ôd garncarza, coby kōntrolować tymperatura i przepływ luftu.
	~~Wood firing is typically carried out in traditional kiln types such as the~~ [[Anagama ~~firing~~\|~~anagama~~]] ~~and~~ [[Noborigama ~~firing~~\|~~noborigama~~]] ~~kilns~~. ~~Firing cycles can last from several hours to several days~~, ~~depending on the kiln size and the desired results~~. ~~The long firing process requires constant attention from the potter to control temperature and airflow~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Interakcyjo miyndzy glinōm, prochym i flamōm czynsto wywołuje niyprzewidywalne efekty, w tym naturalne ôsady glazury, błynszczōncy znaki i pōmiany farbōw. Te cychy sōm wysoko cyniōne w poru japōńskich tradycyjach cyramicznych, kaj estetyczne uznanie naturalnych efektōw ôdpalanio je ściśle zwiōnzane z idyjami takimi jak niyregularność i naturalne piykno.
	~~The interaction between clay~~, ~~ash~~, ~~and flame often produces unpredictable effects~~, ~~including natural glaze deposits, flashing marks, and variations in color~~. ~~These characteristics are highly valued in several Japanese ceramic traditions~~, ~~where the aesthetic appreciation of natural firing effects is closely connected with ideas such as irregularity and natural beauty~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Ôdpalanie holcu było historycznie używane w mocy japōńskich cyntrōw cyramicznych, w tym [[Stoczynie Bizena]], [[Stoczynie Shigaraki]], [[Stoczynie Iga]] i [[Stoczynie Tamba]]. Chocioż moderne piyce czynsto używajōm gazu abo elektrycznyj ynergije, spalynie holcu durch je praktykowane tak w tradycyjnych warsztatach, jak i spōłczesnyj cyramice sztudiowyj.
	~~Wood firing has historically been used in many Japanese ceramic centers~~, ~~including~~ [[~~Bizen ware~~]], [[Shigaraki ~~ware~~]], [[Iga ~~ware~~]]~~, and~~ [[Tamba ~~ware~~]]. ~~Although modern kilns often use gas or electricity~~, ~~wood firing continues to be practiced both in traditional workshops and contemporary studio ceramics~~.
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	== ~~See also~~ ==		== Patrz tyż ==
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	* [[Anagama firing]]		* [[Anagama firing]]
	* [[Noborigama firing]]		* [[Noborigama firing]]

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'''Wood firing''' is a ceramic firing technique in which pottery is fired in a kiln fueled by wood. The method has been used for centuries in many ceramic traditions and played a central role in the historical development of Japanese pottery.
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During wood firing, pieces of firewood are continuously added to the kiln to maintain the required temperature. Flames, heat, and ash move through the kiln chamber and interact directly with the ceramic surfaces. As the firing progresses, wood ash carried by the flame can settle on the pottery and melt at high temperatures, forming natural ash glazes and varied surface textures.
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Wood firing is typically carried out in traditional kiln types such as the [[Anagama firing|anagama]] and [[Noborigama firing|noborigama]] kilns. Firing cycles can last from several hours to several days, depending on the kiln size and the desired results. The long firing process requires constant attention from the potter to control temperature and airflow.
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<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
The interaction between clay, ash, and flame often produces unpredictable effects, including natural glaze deposits, flashing marks, and variations in color. These characteristics are highly valued in several Japanese ceramic traditions, where the aesthetic appreciation of natural firing effects is closely connected with ideas such as irregularity and natural beauty.
</div>

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Wood firing has historically been used in many Japanese ceramic centers, including [[Bizen ware]], [[Shigaraki ware]], [[Iga ware]], and [[Tamba ware]]. Although modern kilns often use gas or electricity, wood firing continues to be practiced both in traditional workshops and contemporary studio ceramics.
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== See also ==
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* [[Anagama firing]]
* [[Noborigama firing]]
* [[Ash glazing]]

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