Ceramic - Pottery Dictionary

YELLOW

ca: GROC

es: AMARILLO

Yellow is the color of the stars at night. There are different shades of yellow and it is a color that is used a lot in the Majolica method by mixing, or laying it over or under another color. The two colors most commonly used with ít are green copper and ochre.
Yellow strong = (Zr-Si-Pr) + 0, 33( Pb-Sb-Fe)

YELLOW WARE

ca: CERÀMICA GROGA

es: CERÁMICA AMARILLA

Yellow ware was fashionable in England in about 1800. An opaque white glaze-base was mixed with yellow and the pieces were dipped into it, completely covering the inside and outside. It was decorated in two ways, either using the Majolica method directly on to the crude base or using the resist method on to a fired glaze.

YELLOWS

ca: GROCS

es: AMARILLOS

Yellow strong = (Zr-Si-Pr) + 0, 33( Pb-Sb-Fe)
Yellow lemon = (Si-Zr-Pr)
Yellow ochre = (Zr-Si-Pr) + 0, 33( Pb-Sb-Fe) strong yellow + (Cd, Se) Red Strong. This is a mixture of red and yellow and yellow is the predominant color.