rakusisuliselt

Rakusisuliselt is a term that refers to the process of making something more raku, which is a Japanese firing technique used to create glass-like surfaces on ceramic objects. The term "rakusisuliselt" is an adaptation of the word "raku" to fit the Estonian language, which is the language of the context in which this term is used.

The raku firing process involves several steps. First, the ceramic object is placed in a kiln and heated to a high temperature, typically around 1,200 degrees Celsius. The kiln is then rapidly cooled by opening the door and allowing cool air to rush in. This rapid cooling causes the surface of the ceramic object to form a glass-like layer, while the interior remains porous and retains its original color.

Rakusisuliselt can be used to create a variety of effects on ceramic objects. For example, it can be used to create a smooth, glass-like surface, or it can be used to create a textured surface with a mottled or speckled appearance. The technique can also be used to create a range of colors, from light and translucent to dark and opaque.

Rakusisuliselt is a relatively simple and inexpensive technique to use, and it can be used with a variety of ceramic materials, including clay, stoneware, and porcelain. However, it does require some practice and experimentation to achieve the desired results. With practice, however, it can be a rewarding and creative technique for ceramic artists to use.