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The pieces are fired twice. The first firing is known as bisque, which vitrifies the clay enough to allow it to be handled and glazed. Then, as seen here, the glazed pieces are loaded into the gas-fired
kiln for a second firing.
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The pieces are fired twice. The first firing is known as bisque, which vitrifies the clay enough to allow it to be handled and glazed. Then, as seen here, the glazed pieces are loaded into the gas-fired
kiln for a second firing.
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