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Pioneering potters use anagama kiln to create a ‘little bit of mystery’ in each pot | ABC Australia
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4:30Now PlayingOnce a year, master potters, artisans and students descend upon Sturt in the New South Wales southern highlands to fire up the anagama, a Japanese style kiln.
The tightly-stacked ceramic wares are distributed throughout the five-metre-long climbing kiln, to direct the naked flames, which are generated from three tonnes of donated local wood.
Firing takes place under 24-hour surveillance — over five days and nights —after which each item removed has a unique design, because of how it was packed in the kiln.
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