Ceramics: Modeling and Decoration

Overview

“The Mishima technique is originally from Korea, and refers to a process of inlaying the slip into the pieces by means of fine lines engraved in the clay. We will replace the slip with enamel. You will see what beautiful results we can obtain.”

In this video lesson Paula Casella Biase addresses the topic: Mishima technique transported to the 21st century, which is part of the Domestika online course: Ceramics: Modeling and Decoration. Learn a variety of techniques to create, give shape, and enamel with style.

Partial transcription of the video

“Mishima technique transported to the 21st century In this lesson we will talk about the Mishima. As a title, you will see that I have put "Mishima technique adapted to the 21st century" because this technique originally from Korea is often used with slips. We will do it with brush-on glazes, which are very modern, that's why I have given it that title, so you can see that we can use different materials to come up with the same technique. Mishima's technique deals with a surface, our wet mud in the leather state, make a small drawing with incisions. And to that drawing later we leave color p...”

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Course summary for: Ceramics: Modeling and Decoration

• Level: Beginner
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• 25 lessons (4h 44m)
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  Craft

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  Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Fine Arts