Özet:

Traditionally, the term Saggar is a ceramic oven material, usually in the form of a box, where glazed or biscuit firings of ceramic products are performed. It is expressed as a smoke firing technique where artistically different ceramic surface appearances can be achieved and unpredictable results after each saggar firing.Solid inorganic wastes can harm human health, as well as the environment, biologically, chemically or physically. Recycling and reuse of solid inorganic wastes ensures sustainability. Ceramic art is seen to be a suitable area for use of solid inorganic wastes, and it is economically and environmentally beneficial to use inorganic solid waste materials with the same chemical properties instead of raw materials. In addition, it can be seen that in different firing techniques such as saggar, it can give different and unique surface and color effects in ceramic structures after firing. In this study, sagar trial firings were made on ceramic structures prepared by adding iron, glass and aluminum, which are inorganic solid waste materials in the same proportions to three different ceramic muds.

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