Lasse Östman, potter. Stoneware and Porcelain. Glaze list

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REDUCTION:	Glaze No:	Description:
Celadon and similar:	92187	Fat green celadon, both for gray and colored clays
	92058	Light blue chun, for brown clays
Copper red:	92165	Glossy clear red, for white and gray stoneware and porcelain
	92166	Rose, crackled, semi matt, for white and gray stoneware and porcelain
	92167	Middle red, darker spots, best on gray stoneware
Tenmoku and similar:	92210a	Traditional tenmoku, works on many clays
Other reduction:	92099	Semi matt to glossy blue
	R626	Black with brown (or blue) spots, on many clays
	SH6	Shino glaze, not for white and gray clays
OXIDATION:
Brown and black:	K 315	Semi matt, black oilspot
	CR729	Brownish red with dark spots, for most clays
Crystal:	all crystal glazes best on white porcelain or light gray stoneware clays.
	6713kaeg1	Glossy cobalt blue
	6713/8	Glossy yellowish, blue crystals
	6713/31	Glossy gray, blue and brown
	6713/35	Glossy orange yellow
	6713/58	Light blue to turquoise
	6713/60	Glossy green and brown
	C420	Blue and yellow
	C426	Yellow
	6a5e2	Semi matt, dark blue
	6BC	Blue and yellow
Zinc Barium:	5k5v	Silky matt mushroom-colored, not colored clays
Other oxidation:	H719	Black and blue with silvery spots
	P72	Semi matt cobalt green, spots
	T619	Silky matt greenish crackle
	G627/G620	Turquoise silky matt
	S419	Matt/glossy gray, green and blue
	S422	Matt golden yellow
	R626	Black with blue or brown dots
Superimposed:	Coming!	Two or more glazes on top of each other

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