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LINDA BLOOMFIELD ORANGE GLAZES

Before the 16th century, the colour orange had no name other than ‘yellow-red’ or ‘saffron’. When oranges were introduced to Europe from Asia, the colour orange was named after the fruit. Nowadays, we have various names for shades of orange: burnt orange, tangerine, rust, and pumpkin. In the 1970s, orange and brown earth tones were popular in

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