Size: Approx. Height 35 x Width 45mm
Material: Ceramic
*The photo is a sample.
*Materials may change during resale.
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production process, etc.
I mold the clay based on the sketch, let it dry a little, and then adjust the shape several times. It takes about a month to make enough to fill the kiln evenly. The pieces are unglazed for 7 hours, then removed, wiped with water, glazed one by one, and fired for 12 hours. Depending on the item, it is given a gold glaze and placed in the kiln again for 7 hours. It needs to cool down slowly, so wait two days after each firing before removing it from the kiln. Then, pick up each item one by one and put a pin on the good one. So far, the success rate is about 70%.
Although it takes a long time and effort, the result is a decorative brooch that combines the feel of clay, the strength of ceramics, the luster of glaze, and the sparkle of gold.
I think it's something you can use for a long time without change.
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- Al-chan is in the front and Pakarin is in the back. The animal called alpaca is in the Andes region of the social studies atlas. I've been curious about it ever since I saw the small illustration.
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