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Good black Tenmoku with brown edges on white or light gray clay. Not too thick. 1260-1280oC in normal reduction. Semi glossy. More rost-colored with yellow or brown bodies. 		
		
Cornish stone	64,57 	
china clay	9,71 	
quartz	12,91 	
whiting	16,12 	
red ferric oxide	8,06 	
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