Wood vs Electric Kilns: Why Frost Patterns Differ?

1. Temperature dynamics & glaze effects

- firing curve: 72-hour nonlinear firing (±30°c swings)

- key reaction: Agate molecules crystallize unevenly → frost fingerprints™

- color depth: 3d "Sky-after-rain" Gradient (pantone 19-4052 tcx → 16-5421 tcx)

- firing curve: 8-12hr programmed rise (±1°c precision)

- key reaction: Homogeneous vitrification → mechanical crackle

- color depth: Flat monochrome (~pantone 17-4030 tcx)

- pine ash fuses with glaze → mineral bloom® (2-5% natural ash integration)

- agate scatters light at 115° angles → "Storm-clearing" Color shifts

- stable glaze composition, no ash interaction

- static color, lacks photosensitivity

- frost system: Living growth (0.01-0.03mm/year)

- acoustic resonance: 280-320hz (guqin-like)

- patina: Tea minerals enhance frost topography

- frost system: Fixed patterns (set during firing)

- acoustic resonance: 420-450hz (high-pitched)

- patina: Surface tea stains only

- 1-3% meet imperial standards (flowing glaze + gold-veined frost + acoustic test)

- "Dragon flame" Marks (pine resin carbonization)

- 85%+ success rate

- laser-etched marks