Iron Oxide Red
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Iron Oxide (Red) Fe2O3
Synonyms: Haematite, ferric oxide
Synthetic version 4511 is more finely grained, but even then speck-free pigmentation cannot be guaranteed. Glaze producers resolve this by wet ball milling their glazes so the pigment is ground very finely into the glaze. Sieving through a finer mesh will reduce the specking but probably will not prevent it.
Raw colour of powder: Rust Red
Colour responses after firing:
- Painted onto clay: Brown-black
- Painted onto biscuit: Brown-black
- Painted onto unfired glaze: Brown (honey), black, green Mixed into glaze: Brown (honey), black, green
- Reduction firing: Brown (honey), black, green, pale blue (celadon)
Please note that these are the typical results,but combinations of oxides will produce different results depending upon the relative percentages of each used and the firing conditions in the kiln. Also the underlying body colour will influence the resulting colour.
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