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The sealed saggars are stacked and fired to approximately 1600 degrees Fahrenheit in a gas kiln. The process takes approximately 2 hours. The kiln is allowed to cool naturally, then is unloaded.

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The sealed saggars are stacked and fired to approximately 1600 degrees Fahrenheit in a gas kiln. The process takes approximately 2 hours. The kiln is allowed to cool naturally, then is unloaded.

The sealed saggars are stacked and fired to approximately 1600 degrees Fahrenheit in a gas kiln. The process takes approximately 2 hours. The kiln is allowed to cool naturally, then is unloaded.

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Different materials will leave different markings on the unglazed clay surface. Opening the saggars is often exciting and sometimes disappointing.

Different materials will leave different markings on the unglazed clay surface. Opening the saggars is often exciting and sometimes disappointing.

Other materials are added before and after the clay object is inserted into the saggar. These will affect the surface of the piece through direct and indirect contact. The saggar is then sealed.

Other materials are added before and after the clay object is inserted into the saggar. These will affect the surface of the piece through direct and indirect contact. The saggar is then sealed.