Ceramic inlay technique

Josephine Mae Design on Instagram: "I have truly enjoyed reading the comments on my latest 10k giveaway post. You all really understood the assignment is showing you appreciation to your loved ones. Keep it up, I’ll be revealing the giveaway winner this coming Thursday! So get in your submissions before then! 🏆 After many requests from my potter followers and curious minds. I’m revealing tips and tricks on how I inlay and my approach the Mishima technique. I hope this answers some of your…

Sumiko Takada shares her techniques for inlay ceramics using a slip trailer and a clay ribbon tool. The result: beautiful patterns with a smooth surface.

Josephine Mae Design on Instagram: "Using the ceramic technique “Mishima” to inlay the black underglaze into this lifted Tacoma truck design. 🛻✨ Mishima is a technique in ceramics where a contracting color of underglaze or slip is applied into the groves on an etched clay body. Then the extra is scraped or wiped away from the high points of the clay to reveal the groves left with the design. This inlay technique is used often for detailed fine illustrative works."

Sumiko Takada shares her techniques for inlay ceramics using a slip trailer and a clay ribbon tool. The result: beautiful patterns with a smooth surface.

Ceramic Arts Network on Instagram: "@jennavandenbrink Jenna Vanden Brink shares her technique for inlaying colorants! Follow @jennavandenbrink for more! #ceramics #ceramicartsnetwork #mishima #decoratingclay"

Brought to us by Sumi von Dassow, this surface-decoration technique simply involves wax resist over glaze. And like most simple techniques, a little experimentation can result in many new ways to add

Jenna Vanden Brink Ceramics on Instagram: "Thanks for your questions about my previous inlay reel. Here’s a part 2 answering a couple more. Keep commenting with questions and I’ll do my best to respond! 💙💙💙"