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| Raku is a fast firing method of melting the glaze which originated in Japan. The glaze melts around 1850 degrees and is removed from the kiln at that temperature and placed in a container of combustible materials where it reduces in temperature. The carbon created enhance the surface and glaze. The vessel can then be moved to a container of water for quick cooling. |
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