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Warping during drying is most often caused by

  • A.the body containing far too little clay in it
  • B.the kiln being heated a good deal too slowly
  • C.the glaze having been applied much too thickly
  • D.one face drying faster than the other

Answer: D

Uneven air movement or contact with a solid support dries one side first, and that side shrinks while the other has not. Turning the ware and using open setters are the usual remedies. Air flow around the ware matters as much as its temperature.

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