2.3. Slip Collage | Production Intelligence 

Slip Collage
It is a productive process for making ceramic mugs or vases.
It is usually offered in the core subjects at universities, to show how cups, vases, and other ceramic derivatives are made. It is also widely used in industries.
The process starts from small pieces of pottery mixed with water. With this mixture, the material becomes a mass. This liquid mass is the finished slip.
The next step is to make the plaster cast. It is important that it be in plaster, as its porosity allows the slip to dry from the outside to the inside.
The plaster mold can be made from a finished part.
The slip is then poured into this mold until it overflows. Plaster absorbs water from the putty. In this way, drying is done from the outside to the inside. In other words, the external walls become rigid first.
After a certain time, the mold is turned over and the excess mass is drained, leaving only the wall.
The mold is removed and the piece is placed in the oven for the first firing or biscuit burning.
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