Saggar Firing Pottery
The first time a saw some pots that had been saggar fired I fell in love. The patterns and colors remind me of the cosmos. So, I learned the saggar firing technique in my propane-fuelled raku kiln. The saggars that I make are simple aluminum foil saggars with a mixture of chemicals and organic material.

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