ceramics can cook without an oven?
I did want to make pottery, but I have an oven so that another form of fire like a furnace or something well?
unless you can buy pitfiring polymer. And Need clay bas fire that will not work for porcelain. And the raku firing is usually gas and need an oven for too (even if it is a simpler design). The easiest thing to do is check the yellow pages of the ceramic study and its call and ask for their rates to shoot your stuff. You should know what type of clay you have is a number that follows the word "cone", as 5 cone clay.
