From Earth to Art: The Alchemy of Wood Kiln Pottery Firing

A Biscuit is a piece of ceramic that has been fired once without any glaze.
Then you put on the enamel, and fire it again up to 1280 °C (2336°F) to see what it will become. Enamels look very dull and they are sometimes completely different from the final glaze.
And you never know exactly what you will get, until you open the oven days after. Even the ash from the burning wood can vitrify and create random unpredictable effects.
The master ceramist who made the pots is not me, but a friend of mine:
His name is Guido Faletti, you can find his works on Instagram @guidofaletti_ceramiche
take a look at his Instagram if you want to buy some of his works! He ships worldwide!
Tell him you have seen his work on my channel and you'll get some discount!
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I'm the Wandering Doggo,
Peace :)
My friend Guido Faletti is a master ceramist, here we fire some biscuits in his wood powered kiln, see the transmutation made by Fire.
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[@ViscusBonesMan]

My dumbass thought he meant the food Biscuits for a sec💀

[@moseskariu6826]

Can you help me with the plan of the kiln please 🙏🏾

[@wanderingdoggo]

I'm not the one who built it so I can't... But I'm sure you can find some plans online. Try on Reddit maybe.

[@moseskariu6826]

@@wanderingdoggo thanks I'll try