This is the only way I would fix a piece of broken pottery. The glaze is stronger than the clay in most cases, so if you can get the glaze to seep into the cracks I think you would be left with a piece that should be able to be used for a long time. I would never do this for work I would sell, nor would I fire a piece that I didn't originally fire because you never know what cone the clay/glaze is.
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It's not "kintsugi-ban" like I said, I was thinking of a different technique that's used for sealing wood.
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