"Broken glaze" in pottery is usually associated with a defect or defect that is caused by a number of physical or chemical disorders.
Knowing this defect causes concern in the art of glazing.
Over time, potters came up with solutions to the problem and used the flaw in glazing as a design element.
This research has used a completely different method to deliberately break the glaze using paraffin wax.
The method of using wax was intentionally used to create patterns in the form of "glaze ruptures".
At a stage when the pottery is not yet glazed, the paraffin wax is melted
In order to strengthen some parts of pottery, it was used as a stimulant and led to
It also dried, wax-resistant pottery was covered with glaze and allowed to dry.
The pottery was heated with a glaze between 1200 and 1300 ° C in kiln.
This resulted in the production of brown glaze against resistant areas with a light background.
As a result, it was a creative way of glazing a woman that was admired by everyone.
