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Water Etching on Bone Dry Clay | Step-by-Step Surface Design Tutorial

This video provides a detailed overview of water etching as a surface design technique used on bone dry clay. Water etching is a subtractive method that involves applying a resist—such as wax or shellac—to the surface of a clay form, then gently removing exposed clay using a damp sponge. In this tutorial, you will learn: The fundamentals of water etching and its applications in ceramic work How to properly prepare your clay surface before applying resist Techniques for applying and controlling resist for precise designs Best practices for sponge etching to achieve clean, intentional texture Tips to avoid damaging delicate bone dry work This process is suitable for a wide range of forms, from functional ware to sculptural surfaces, and is an excellent technique for ceramic artists looking to add quiet texture and visual interest to their pieces.