It is always very exciting to open the kiln – the colors has changed - look at the transformation.
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3 comments:
What a different! But it looks so good!
oh, yes i know that feeling of excitement, it is the same with silkpainting, after i steamed it, for an hour or so, when opening the packet, the colours appear more bright. Love your plates!
These are gorgeous! Where do you sell them? lovely blog btw :)
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