The demonstration cooking Raku
Is a show of fire for old and young
The Raku is a Japanese technique of the XVIth century related to the tea ceremony.
The pieces are put in the oven and heated at
950 ° C.
As soon as they turn red they are pulled out.
They sustain a thermal shock that cracks the enamel, creating cracks
on the surface of the arts pieces but they remaining invisible.
To make the cracks perceptible, art pieces undergo a smoky concept in a sawdust
bath before being cooled with water