Horse Hair Pottery with Randy Brodnax

[@ediebluntzer5185]

I was able to meet Mr. Brodnax many years ago in San Angelo, TX and learned many of these techniques. I still have my jars. great video and thank you for posting this

[@bbjo787]

I live in South Texas and would love to meet him also!

[@paulbearbradford2498]

All of your videos are 👍 great

[@xeroart3852]

He is lucky he hasn't been sued, this is video proof that he exposed these people to toxic poison

[@teresaheather5308]

What temperature did he bring them out of the kiln?

[@xeroart3852]

Do not try this its extremely toxic - poisonous and it is the wrong way to get iridescent color

[@udaychavda3640]

i intrested i do this work please training me

[@theknuckknuck]

Who makes the spray bottles?

[@xeroart3852]

Very Foolish to spray Ferric Chloride outdoors with people standing around. Ferric Chloride is used by offhand glassblowers to create a colorful rainbow iridescence on the surface of glass. It will not produce iridescent colors on a clay surface. Glassblowers have a homemade enclosed spray chamber for spraying glass objects on the end of a metal rod or pipe. Then exposing to short reheat in a reduction flame to bring all the color to the glass surface and burn off the toxicity. You must have a glazed pot to get the beautiful colors. Dull yellow brown is more poisonous than beautiful. These are toxic to touch even after they are cooled.💀💀💀

[@jonyalen5011]

Show , show , show !

[@jenninesutton7274]

Wow!