Description: . CUP - bare rim helps to save energy. CUP bare rim
Have you ever wondered why most of our ceramic objects come with a naked rim? The naked rim allows identical objects to be stacked in the kiln, facing each other rim to rim or bottom to bottom. It is obvious that this would not be possible with a glazed rim - pieces would stick together when the glaze melts. We did not invent this technique; it was used by the old masters when more attention was paid to efficiency and economy. Fact is that this ancient technique dramatically increases the payload per firin
When we started our ceramic production in 2016, it was decided that we would not use biscuit firing. Biscuit firing is a medium temperature firing of ceramic products prior to glazing and final firing. This pre-firing makes the object waterproof and mechanically stable. The main reason for this is to facilitate glazing, as it makes the objects easier to handle. After careful drying, our objects are glazed using refined techniques that match their raw state. The development of our procedures took some time a
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