Brun Farin

This glaze was made by coincidence while we were experimenting at a ceramic workshop in Japan.

Our aim was to create a quite pink colour, inspired by the Swedish Lingonberry. However the pink colour sometimes disappear, depending on several factors, such as firing and pigment composition.

This time the result was an unexpected. The new glaze reminded of brown sugar (Brun farin in Swedish). The glaze was beautiful and kept in this way.

 
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