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Saggar Firing is sometimes called a garbage firing, since a bisqued piece is surrounded by natural materials, such as seaweed, leaves or pine needles. The chemical colorants from the natural materials transfer to the piece during the firing process to produce a rich, random surface with amazing depth.
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| Saggar Fired Bowl Form (View Three) | Saggar Fired Bowl Form (View Two) | Saggar Fired Bowl Form (View One) | Small Saggar Fired Bowl |
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| Small Saggar Fired Bowl | The Three Sisters | Third Saggar Fired Tower (View Two) | Third Saggar Fired Tower (View One) |
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| Second Saggar Fired Tower (View Two) | Second Saggar Fired Tower (View One) | Saggar Fired Tower (View Three) | Saggar Fired Tower (View Two) |
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| Saggar Fired Tower (View One) | Saggar Fired Tea Bowl | Small Saggar Fired Bowl |