Nuka Pile Burning
A pile of ricehusks burning. This husk ash is important to make nuka glaze.
posted by Togeika @ 7:36 PM
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Nature In Mashiko, A Pottery Town
I am a Minnesota potter working in Mashiko, the pottery town Shoji Hamada brought to the world's attention. This photolog is of images from my walks and bike rides in the countryside.
Thursday, October 13, 2005
A pile of ricehusks burning. This husk ash is important to make nuka glaze.
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