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What appears to be a smokey amber brown ...
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And is still brownish while hot ...
A very warm grey, but nevertheless ...
It's well behaved
And looked a lot streakier going into the kiln.
The background is Green Tapenade, with a smattering of frit and powder, and the horse is Green Tapanade.
Again - the dark brown and blut dots are the frit and powder combo.
It's actually a pretty good organic colour for sculptural stuff, but it was just a bit of a shock compared to the rods!
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