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1850 degrees/
What temperature is the kiln heated to?
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True.
True or False: Raku ware marked an important point in the historical development of Japanese ceramics
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Japanese culture.
What culture does Raku firing come from?
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Raku
What is frequently associated with Zen Buddhism, and the Japanese Tea Ceremony. and was developed in Japan in the 16th century?
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The wares are doused in water.
What happens after pots are removed from the smoking chamber?
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Paul Soldner.
Who brought raku firing to America?
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Tea ceremony.
What type of ceremony are raku bowls mostly used in?
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Combustible Material
What is a substance that can be burned to provide heat or power?
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The wares are scrubbed clean to expose the unusual patterns.
What happens to the pots after they are doused with water?
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False, Raku ware was made in numerous workshops all across Japan.
True or False in the starting of the 18th century raku started to become less popular?
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"enjoyment, comfort or ease"
What does the word Raku mean?
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Statesman
what is a skilled, experienced, and respected political leader or figure?
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Newspaper.
What taype of paper is used in the can when firing?
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The 1950's.
When was raku firing brougt to America?
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The 16th century.
What century did raku firing first come about?
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Oxidizing
What is Combineing or becomeing combined chemically with oxygen?
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Around 20 minutes.
How long does the firing procces take?
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True.
True or False: Raku tea bowls play an important part in Rituals.
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Toyotomi Hideyoshi presented Jokei with a seal that bore the Chinese character for raku.
where did the name raku come from?
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Ceramic Fiber
What is pure silica heated and expanded to produce fibers from which high-temperature insulation can be made?
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