Earthenware Glaze

AC-22A brown pebble like finish with flashes of turquoise. Try this glaze on a red clay body for best results.
May we suggest Red Low-fire or Allan Rosenbaum Terra Cotta.

AC-24A vibrant mottled blue color. For best results, glaze fire slowly and add a 20-minute hold at the end of the firing.

A opalescent blue green that is beautiful on a red clay body. May we suggest Red Low-fire with Grog.AC-28

A opalescent turquoise. Glaze fire slowly and add a 20-minute hold at the end of the firing.AC-40

A mottled amber glaze that is highlighted by a red clay body such as Allan Rosenbaum Terra Cotta.AC-62

Melon: MelonWith its bright yellow background spotted with rich green, this glazelooks almost good enough to eat! Always shake or stir glaze to evenly distribute crystals. Apply 2-3 generous coats to cone 04 bisqueware. Fire to cone 06.

Mardi-grasSquint your eyes and let this glaze take you to the streets of New Orleans amidst of swirl of confetti.
Always shake or stir glaze to distribute cystals evenly. Apply 2-3 generous coats to cone 04 bisqueware. Fire to cone 06. CHEERS!

These gloss glazes conform to ASTM-D-4236 standards and are safe for dinnerware applications. They are ready for brushing, thin with water for dipping. Apply to cone 04 bisqued ware and fire to cone 05 - 06. - SEMI-OPAQUE

Majolica Desert Rose SO. These glazes conform to ASTM-D-4236 standards. They can be used on any earthenware clay and should be fired at cone 05 - 06. To prevent crazing, ware should be bisqued at least one cone hotter than the glaze firing. Semi-opaque glazes should be applied heavily. These glazes contain leaded silicates. SEMI-OPAQUE

Majolica Saffron ST. These glazes conform to ASTM-D-4236 standards. They can be used on any earthenware clay and should be fired at cone 05 - 06. To prevent crazing, ware should be bisqued at least one cone hotter than the glaze firing. These glazes contain leaded silicates. SEMI-TRANSPARENT

Majolica Regal Purple SO. These glazes conform to ASTM-D-4236 standards. They can be used on any earthenware clay and should be fired at cone 05 - 06. To prevent crazing, ware should be bisqued at least one cone hotter than the glaze firing. Semi-opaque glazes should be applied heavily. These glazes contain leaded silicates. SEMI-OPAQUE

ButtercupThis glaze is sure to make your your pots happy! It's cheery yellow base color highlights bright turquoise spots.
Always shake or stir glaze to evenly distribute crystals. Apply 2-3 generous coats to cone 04 bisqueware. Fire to cone 06. SMILE!

Pewter Pint - Earthenware GlazeSpectrum - These give solid coverage and a satin finish. Apply evenly as Satin glazes do not flow in firing. Firing hotter to cone 04 helps smooth the surface and increase gloss. This is not dinnerware safe. Cone 06 - 05

Clear Crackle Pint - Earthenware GlazeSpectrum Lowfire Crackle gives the appearance of raku. Apply one coat for fine crackle and 2-3 coats for a large crackle pattern. To highlight the crackle, try applying black india ink to the surface, then wash it off. The cracks will absorb the ink giving a raku look! Not dinnerware safe. Cone 05 - 06.

Bronze Pint - Earthenware GlazeSpectrum - These give solid coverage and a satin finish. Apply evenly as Satin glazes do not flow in firing. Firing hotter to cone 04 helps smooth the surface and increase gloss. This is not dinnerware safe. Cone 06 - 04