Soda-Fired Stoneware
Soda firing is an atmospheric technique of glazing pottery. When the kiln is reaching peak temperature of 2350 F, a solution of sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate is introduced into the kiln. The sodium in the solution, bonds to the silica in the clay, creating a fine coating of glass over all the pots. On unglazed pots, this means they will have variations that range from natural clay, to burnt orange or deep red, to an orange peel textured clear glaze. On glazed ware, the soda atmosphere gives a shimmering finish to glazes by helping them melt more completely on the surface.
Wood-Fired Watering Can
Price$110.00Tenmoku Glazed Baluster Style Pitcher, Soda-Fired
Price$68.00- One of a Kind
Medieval English Style Face Jug
Price$110.00 Copper Green Kitchen Bowl
Price$59.00Amber Glazed Baluster Style Pitcher, Soda-Fired
Price$68.002 Qt. Pitcher, Tenmoku Glazed, Soda-Fired
Out of stockLarge Kitchen Pancheon, Soda-Fired with Shino Glazed Interior
Price$110.00Square Soda-Fired Vase
Price$45.00Amber Glazed Baluster Style Pitcher, Soda-Fired, with Combing Decoration
Price$68.00Large Kitchen Bowl with Scalloped Rim, Soda-Fired with Celadon Glazed Interior
Price$110.00Hourglass Soda Fired Oval Vase
Price$70.00Tenmoku Glaze Soup Bowl
Price$25.00Celadon Glazed, Spiral Fluted Bowl
Price$49.001 Qt. Batter Bowl, Soda Glazed with Celadon Glazed Interior
Out of stockShino Glazed, Soda-Fired Teapot
Price$74.00Amber Tenmoku Glazed Mug
Price$25.00Spiral Fluted Serving Bowl, Celadon Glaze
Price$49.00Celadon Glazed, Soda-Fired Teapot
Price$74.00

ABOUT WAKEFIELD STUDIO
Wakefield Studio LLC is the studio of Peter Wakefield Jackson, a potter with more than 35 years experience making pottery by hand. Peter first started making pottery in 1971, and is interested in beautiful form, simple utility, the history of potters and pottery, and the ongoing struggle for viability in the marketplace for handmade artisan goods.