Excerpt: Where do these ideas come from? In this case it is a result of sitting around the large kitchen table at the ASP drinking large amounts of tea. Influences arrive from far and wide, like when we heard about the residency of potter Raewyn Atkinson in Antarctica and thinking how she could fire her pots. Throw in a bit of technical troubleshooting advice on how fast we think a block of ice can melt and bingo, the Ice Kiln is born.
Excerpt: One of the most asked questions we get is how can I make a portable raku kiln? In this page I will try to explain in the easiest possible terms and directions how you can make your own raku kiln. Doug Taylor put this together for me and I know you will thank him for it when you are firing you first raku project.
