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From: Corbie <corbie@radix.net>
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Subject: Re: Making a Black Mirror
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 14:51:12 +0100
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One of the simplest methods is to find a bowl that has a black matte 
glaze on the interior.  (I found a Japanese bowl that has a quite 
lovely black matte glaze inside, and a green gloss glaze on the 
outside.)

If you can't find a bowl matching this description, you might be able 
to find a ceramic shop that will let you buy a bowl, glaze it, and 
return it to the shop for firing.

Fill the bowl with water. 

Voila; scrying tool.

Corbie