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Engobe is typically applied to ceramics at which stage of the pottery-making process?

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The "leather hard" stage is key for engobe application. The clay feels firm like leather but retains enough moisture for bonding.
Updated On: Jan 7, 2025
  • Leather hard
  • Bone dry
  • Greenware
  • Bisqueware
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Engobe is a decorative slip applied to pottery during the leather hard stage. At this stage, the clay is firm yet moist, allowing the engobe to bond effectively. Applying it during other stages may result in poor adhesion or flaking.

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