Özet:

Historically, Raku refers to the spiritual, religious, philosophical, ceremonial and functional characteristics of a particular ceramic style. It was first designed and developed for the production of ceramic products developed in Kyoto, Japan in the Momoyama Period (1573-1615) at the end of the 16th century, especially for Zen Buddhists to use in the tea ceremony. There are billions of tons of solid waste all over the world, especially in settlement areas where the population is intense. These solid waste can harm the human health, but also the environment biologically, chemically or physically. The recycling and recycling of solid waste is beneficial to us and to the planet we live, helping to sustainability, preserve natural resources and reduce energy consumption. Ceramic art is also considered to be an area suitable for use when it comes to the raw material content, and the use of solid waste materials with the same chemical and structural properties instead of unused raw materials is economically and environmentally beneficial. In this study, the examples of the raku secret prepared with solid waste (cam powder) consisting of two different raku secret recipes on two different ceramic boxes are studied.

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