Among the most striking Deruta ceramics are those with iridescent or metallic glazes. Some look like gold, others are iridescent - changing colour when viewed from different perspectives.

For instance, ceramic ... metallic nonstick pans contain. But there is a caveat, according to Dr. Saab. He says that heavy metals like lead or cadmium have traditionally been used in the glazes ...

served as the art director of Weller from 1920 to 1924 and designed two pottery lines with metallic glaze. Weller had many other foreign-born designers who were not quite as well known.

Glazes vary from white crackle to brilliant metallic coppers and blues ... The dark smoke works its way into the pores of the pottery as it cools, creating its characteristic black color.

Whether on ceramic, metal or glass ... In the 18th and 19th centuries, European and British potteries concocted glazes of metallic oxides that gave the same luminescence to their goods.

Metallic glazes are familiar in medieval pottery, but now Joris Dik of the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and his co-workers have found such material on fragments of a Levantine ...

Hannibal High School ceramics students recently had the unique opportunity to take part in a Raku firing demonstration, an ...

Black glazed ceramics are the most famous items produced by this kiln. Using iron oxide as the major colorant, the glazes appear in multiple dark colors, including pure black, light brown and dark ...