Flexible Ceramics Process of a Mug.

This article describes a technique for moulding flexible ceramic mug. A traditional mug is considered by the author as a special object, however, making a mould for its production takes a lot of time and is limited. After testing materials like paper and textiles, he came up with a kind of sponge th...

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Publicado en:Ceramics Technical no. 25; pp. 89 - 93
Autor principal: Kools, Bas
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Publicado: Ceramic Art Nov2007
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