alleryIn raku-style firing, hot wares smothered in ashes or paper gain what?
AA glass-clear shine
BA carbonised look
CA pure white finish
DA bright blue glaze
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A carbonised look
1. Raku wares are taken hot from the kiln.
2. Smothering them in ashes, paper or woodchips gives a carbonised appearance.
3. Glass-clear, white or blue finishes are not produced.
_Source: Wikipedia, Pottery, Firing, Methods_
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