JP2002179482A - Glaze and method for manufacturing glaze - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a glaze and pottery by which adherence to coffee can be more strongly emphasized at the time of manufacturing a pottery article relating to coffee as to the glaze for applying onto the pottery, in particular as to the glaze suitable for manufacturing tableware relating to coffee. SOLUTION: Ashes of dry coffee beam shell, dead coffee tree, dry coffee leaf and coffee beam powder are immersed in water to remove harshness, then are applied as the glaze in a state containing water and are calcined to obtain an article. This method is especially suitable for manufacturing articles related to coffee such as a container of coffee or a receiving dish therefor.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a glaze which is applied to porcelain and fired, and more particularly to a glaze suitable for producing coffee-related tableware and a method for producing the same.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Various devices have been devised so that coffee can be imagined, for example, by using a coffee-colored device such as a coffee cup for drinking coffee. Often.

In a coffee shop or the like,
Emphasis on coffee is being differentiated from other peers.

[0004] However, such measures are not sufficient, and a sufficient effect cannot be obtained. A technical problem of the present invention is to realize a glaze and a ceramic which can more strongly emphasize a commitment to coffee when manufacturing a coffee-related ceramic product by focusing on such a problem.

[0005]

The technical problem of the present invention is solved by the following means. Claim 1 is a glaze to be applied to pottery and porcelain, wherein the glaze contains at least coffee dead beans, coffee dead trees, coffee dead leaves and coffee powder ash. Coffee powder is ground coffee beans.

[0006] As described above, the glaze containing coffee ground bean bark, coffee dead tree, coffee dead leaf, and coffee powder ash is manufactured from coffee beans and coffee trees, so that ceramics related to coffee are manufactured. If you do, you can emphasize your commitment to coffee.

Moreover, when the ceramics are fired and finished, they exhibit a light brown or ocher color and can be associated with the color of coffee. In addition, depending on conditions, a unique pattern that cannot be obtained with other glazes can be obtained.

[0008] The second aspect of the present invention is that at least the coffee beans peel.
It is a ceramic in which a glaze containing coffee dead tree, coffee leaf and coffee powder ash is used.

As described above, the ceramic using the glaze containing the dead coffee bark, the dead coffee tree, the dead coffee leaf, and the ash of the coffee powder, has the advantage that the raw material of the glaze is coffee beans or coffee tree. The color of the ceramics can be reminiscent of coffee, and a unique pattern can be created to emphasize the coffee.

A third aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the porcelain of the second aspect is a container for holding coffee or a tray for a container for holding coffee.

As described above, by using a glaze containing coffee dead beans, coffee dead trees, coffee dead leaves and coffee powder ash as described in claim 1 for the container for holding coffee and the tray for the container for holding coffee. The fact that the ingredients of the containers and saucers are directly related to coffee, the colors associated with coffee, and the generation of unique patterns can further emphasize coffee.

[0012] In a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided at least a coffee ground bean skin.
This is a method for producing a glaze, characterized in that ash of a dead coffee tree, a dead coffee leaf and coffee grounds is immersed in water and then dried, and then used as a glaze in a state containing water.

[0013] As described above, after the coffee ash bark, the coffee dead tree, the coffee dead leaf and the ash of the coffee powder are immersed in water and extracted, and then used as a glaze in a water-containing state, the coffee beans that become waste can be obtained. Effective use of the skin of
Glaze can be manufactured at low cost. Moreover, a product reminiscent of coffee can be realized as the finished ceramic.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, an embodiment will be described as to how the glaze and the method of manufacturing the glaze according to the present invention are actually embodied. FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a method for manufacturing a glaze according to the present invention. First, a coffee ground bean bark, a coffee dead tree, a coffee dead leaf, and coffee powder are prepared. That is, a dried and dried coffee bean skin, that is, a dried coffee bean skin is prepared. Prepare a dead tree of coffee tree, dead leaves of coffee tree, and coffee powder.

[0015] Before the coffee beans are roasted, the coffee beans are peeled from the beans. The dead coffee tree may be a dead branch. Coffee powder is ground coffee beans, and is used by collecting defective products such as expired products.

[0016] These are ignited by burning a predetermined amount of fire. The above is Step S1.

Next, as in step S2, the ash from the body is immersed in water and extracted. That is,
Soak in water and discard the supernatant as in step S3.

Then, as in step S4, a suitable amount of moisture is contained in the unglazed ceramic to make it a glaze. As described above, the ash for glaze is produced only from the raw materials related to coffee beans, such as the bark of the coffee beans, the coffee tree, the leaves, and the coffee powder, so that it can be called a coffee ash glaze.

At the time of use, in a state where a suitable amount of water is contained, the material is applied to unglazed porcelain, as in step S5, and then placed in a pot as in step S6 and fired.

After firing for a predetermined period of time, take out from the kettle,
Pottery using coffee ash glaze is completed.

In the above steps, the ash of the dried coffee beans, the dead coffee tree, the dried coffee leaves and the coffee grounds is separately immersed in water and extracted, and the extracted ash is mixed at a predetermined ratio. It may be used as a glaze.

[0022] As described above, the dried coffee grounds, the dead coffee tree, the dried coffee leaf, and the ash of the coffee powder are immersed in water, extracted and then used as a glaze in a water-containing state. A product reminiscent of the above can be realized, and the glaze itself can be easily manufactured. The dried coffee beans can be produced at a low cost because the coffee beans are produced in large quantities during roasting of the coffee beans, and also effectively use the waste skins.

As described above, the glaze containing the dried coffee beans, the dried coffee tree, the dried coffee leaves, and the ash of the coffee powder is manufactured from coffee beans and coffee trees. In this case, the coffee and the container for brewing coffee are all derived from the coffee tree, and the result is ALL COFFEE, so that attention to coffee can be emphasized.

Moreover, when the ceramics are fired and finished, they exhibit a light brown or ocher color and can be reminiscent of the color of coffee. In addition, depending on the conditions, unique patterns that cannot be obtained with other glazes are generated.

[0025] Further, the porcelain using coffee glaze containing coffee dead beans bark, coffee dead wood, coffee dead leaves and coffee powder ash is that the raw material of the glaze is coffee beans or coffee tree, and the finished ceramic The color of is a color reminiscent of coffee, and a unique pattern is generated, so that the commitment to coffee can be further emphasized.

In particular, by using a glaze containing the ash of coffee dead beans, coffee dead wood, coffee dead leaves and coffee powder in a container for holding coffee or a saucer of a container for holding coffee as described above, The fact that the ingredients are directly related to coffee, the colors associated with coffee, and the generation of unique patterns can further emphasize coffee.

The ash of the dried coffee beans, the dead coffee tree, the dead coffee leaves and the coffee powder is used as a raw material. The proportions of the following examples are suitable, but are not limited to the examples. By selecting, various finishes such as color depth and color tone can be obtained.

In addition to the dead coffee bark, the dead coffee tree, the dead coffee leaf, and the ash of the coffee powder, it is also possible to appropriately mix and use other raw materials. In the case of dead coffee, using the root part can make a subtle difference,
It is good to choose a part of a tree.

[0029]

Next, examples of the method and product for producing coffee ash glaze of the present invention will be described. First, the amounts of the raw materials before ashes were as follows: coffee dead bean skin: 1 kg, coffee dead tree: 100
g, dead coffee: 100 g, coffee powder: 50 g.

The ash obtained by baking the above amount of raw material is immersed in water. Then, the supernatant is discarded, and the remaining ash is mixed with a suitable amount of water to make a coffee ash glaze.

The product produced by applying the coffee ash glaze produced in this way to an unglazed pottery coffee cup and baked has a light brown or ocher color. When the tile was fired, a pattern as shown in FIG. 2 was completed. In other words, the pattern is such that there are countless light brown or ocher independent islands floating in the dark brown back.
This figure is enlarged twice.

[0032]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, as for the glaze containing coffee ground bean bark, coffee dead tree, coffee dead leaf and coffee powder ash, coffee is used because the glaze is all made of coffee beans or coffee tree. If you manufacture the related ceramics, you can emphasize your commitment to coffee.

Moreover, when the ceramics are fired and finished, they exhibit a light brown or ocher color and can be associated with the color of coffee. In addition, depending on conditions, a unique pattern that cannot be obtained with other glazes can be obtained.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, in the ceramic using the glaze containing the dried coffee beans, the dried coffee tree, the dried coffee leaves and the ash of the coffee powder, the raw material of the glaze is coffee beans or coffee tree. In addition, the color of the finished ceramics can be reminiscent of coffee, and a unique pattern can be created, further enhancing the commitment to coffee.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, a glaze containing coffee ash, coffee dead wood, coffee dead leaves and coffee powder ash as described in claim 1 is provided in a container for holding coffee or a tray of a container for holding coffee. By using
The ingredients in the containers and saucers are directly related to coffee,
The color associated with coffee and the creation of a unique pattern can further emphasize coffee.

As described in claim 4, the ash of the dried coffee beans, the dead coffee tree, the dried coffee leaves, and the coffee powder is immersed in water and then drained. Glaze can be produced at low cost by effectively using the peel of coffee beans. Moreover, a product reminiscent of coffee can be realized as the finished ceramic.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a method for producing a glaze according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a pattern of a tile-shaped test piece made using the coffee ash glaze according to the present invention.

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A glaze to be applied to pottery and porcelain, wherein the glaze contains at least ash of dead coffee beans, dead coffee trees, dead coffee leaves and coffee powder. 2. A porcelain characterized in that a glaze containing at least coffee dead beans, coffee dead trees, coffee leaves and coffee powder ash is used. 3. The porcelain according to claim 2, wherein the porcelain is a container for holding coffee or a saucer of a container for holding coffee. 4. A method for producing a glaze, characterized in that at least ash of coffee ground bean bark, coffee dead wood, coffee dead leaf and coffee powder is immersed in water and extracted, and then used as a glaze containing water.