Low-Fire Soda
After years of experimenting with earthenware in a variety of atmospheric kilns, Justin Rothshank has compiled all his know-how into this helpful guide.
Low-Fire Soda is a start-to-finish resource that outlines everything from the different types of clay bodies to use, to decorating and glazing techniques, wadding and loading strategies, firing tips, post-firing ideas, and much more. Whether you’re interested in learning about faster, more economical atmospheric firings, or you’re intrigued by the expanded color palette of low-fire clay materials, Low-Fire Soda has the information you need to start exploring low-temperature atmospheric firings.
Lower in temperature, not in excitement!
Low-Fire Soda has a wealth of information for ceramic artists interested in learning more about the potential of soda at low temperatures. One of the great things about low-temperature soda firing is the wider range of color that you can obtain. Justin shares all of his secrets for exploiting the unique characteristics of soda firing while taking advantage of decorating techniques that would be lost at high temperatures!