These glazes have remarkable versatility, and even better, they're FUN! They are reactive and interactive with each other and with your clay body. Varied thick to thin applications produce different and special effects. With so many different combinations to try, we'll be playing with them for years to come. We think you will be too. Each time we open the kiln, we find new "gifts from the kiln gods".
As we continue developing our website, we will add photos of the most successful, interesting and dramatic color combinations. Download our glaze brochure, available at the bottom of this page, for a few suggested combinations.
All these glazes are nontoxic. However, not all are food-safe because some have dry or breaking surfaces after firing. We recommend bisque firing to cone 04, glaze firing to cone 6 at medium speed, and kiln ventilation for all firings.
Discounts are available for multiples of the same glaze color and size if you buy 6 each or 12 each item number. Combination of sizes and colors will not get discounts. Prices will show up in your cart. This does not include kits which are already discounted.
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GLW02
Blue Jeans
Matte, opaque electric blue with a wonderful touchable surface! Can be a picky glaze fit on some clays. Test for crazing before use on dinneware. Food-safe.
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GLW03
Avocado Ice
Opaque with gloss-to-matte. A matte, sagey-green where thin with edges breaking to a dusky, rose-blush. Thicker application yields an avocado green gloss. This glaze will run on verticle surfaces! NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW06
Liquid Luster Bronze
Opaque, and glossy when thin with matte crystals spreading on the surface where thick. Sharp, breaking edges are a glossy, deep-brown. Great interaction with other glazes. NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW08
Copper Patina
Opaque satin-matte. Versatile and consistently intersting finishes: brown-to-green colors where thin, deeper greens with medium application, and turquoise blues in breaking mottles where thicker. Food-safe.
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GLW12
Eggshell Wash
Waxy matte and semi-opaque with a semi-transparent finish where thin, and more opaque white where thicker. May craze on some clays. Food safe. ** DRY glaze available in 50# bags only...please call for pricing.
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GLW15
Jujube White
Fabulous breaking, crawling, glossy white beads. Apply with a sponge and the bead pattern shows up almost immediately. Heavier application creates larger beads. Can be applied over other glazes. Glossy glazes will smooth out the beads while matte or dry glazes keep the beads stiff. For pure contrast, apply an underglaze to clay surface followed by Jujube. Food safety depends on your underlying or contrasting glaze.
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GLW16
Faux Ash Teal
A mottling ash flow of opaque matte teal (blue-green) with runs of metallic black. Will RUN on verticle surfaces. NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW17
Turquoise Lagoon*
A breaking bright turqoise with a thin application then mottles to grey-green in medium application. A light, bright, very dry suface where thickest. NOT food-safe *discontinued when stock is gone price listed is the discounted price
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GLW19
Moss Thicket
Waxy matte and opaque. A very stable glaze that offers a breaking green surface where thin and on breaking edges, with mottled black where thick. NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW21
Raw Honey*
Satin-matte and opaque. Golden yellow with a slightly breaking surface. Works best as a bottom layer in glaze overlaps. Food-safe. *discontinued when stock is gone price listed is the discounted price
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GLW22
Rusty Nails
Dry and opaque with a unique surface: thin applications yield rusty red, with deep rust brown for medium application, and breaking gold where thick. NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW23
White Froth
Dry-to-satin and opaquae. Soft, warm, white; it breaks and crawls to create a 'frothy' surface. Tight, vitreous clays give an almost satin finish; more open, structural clays are more likely to produce the frothy texture. The heavier the application, the heavier the froth. NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW25
Aqua Gemstone
Matte and opaque. This is a kissing cousin to Copper Patina, but producing a bright aqua blue that mottles to black. Food-safe.
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GLW26
Mustard Wood Ash
A reduction look in oxidation firing! Iron red where thin or breaking, with satin mustard tones in medium application, then breaking brown/mustard where thickest. Mostly stable, but test your application for runs. Food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW27
Emerald Wood Ash
Satin-to-gloss and semi-opaque. Organic green where thin, moving to smoky deep charcoal where thick. True ash glaze: test your application for runs. Food safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW28
Sapphire Wood Ash*
Satin-to-gloss and semi-opaque. Rich cobalt blue where thin to smoky dark blue/black where thicker. True ash glaze: test your application for runs. Food safe.
*discontinued when stock is gone price listed is the discounted price
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GLW30
Cinnamon
Satin-to-gloss and opaque. Dependable, breaking shino-quality with a warm spicy red-brown where thinner, to a warm cream where thicker. Plays well with other glazes. Food-safe.
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GLW31
Dry Rust
Dry, opaque sculpture glaze with the tones of rust. Iron-red tones where thin, deepening to yellow where thick. NOT food-safe. Gallons are special order only. |
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GLW32
Latte
Glossy and opaque. Smooth creamy white where thick, breaking to vivid red iron where thin. Simply great by itself, and plays well with other glazes. Food-safe.
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GLW34
Ohata Red
Glossy & opaque, breaking iron-red to black tones. Works best with thin to medium application. Teams up with other glazes to produce wonderful & unique looks. Food-safe.
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GLW36
NW Woods Green Matte
Soft, warm green with brown tones and golden breaking edges. Opaque matte finish with lots of visual interest. Food-safe.
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GLW37
Pure White Matte
Satin-matte, and opaque white. It's purely simple, reliable and functional with exceptional glaze fit. Food-safe
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GLW39
Vanilla Cream Matte
Matte and opaque. Toasty, golden glow mellows through warm creamy tones in medium application to rosy pink hues where thicker. Great with other glazes. Food-safe.
REFORMULATED AS OF 09/2024 for shelf stability. Testing is recommended!
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GLW40
Golden Raspberry Matte
Satin-matte and opaque. Golden tan where thin with blushes to rich mauve as thickness increases. Sharp edges break to the golden tone. Food-safe.
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GLW41
Cool Lime Matte
Definitely cool, definitely lime! A vibrant lime green where applied thin, moving into cool shades of mottled blue-grey where thicker. Food-safe.
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GLW42
Blueberry Matte
Satin-matte and opaque. Soft, mottling, satin-matte that brings the look of a ripening blueberry: green where thin and turning medium blue as it gets thicker. Food-safe.
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GLW43
Bright Blue Matte
Matte and opaque. Vibrant, deep, reliable blue matte glaze with a rich satin finish. Food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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GLW45
Plum Black Gloss*
Rich, glossy black with deep purple and brown tones. Plays well with other glazes: try it under White Cloud (PG641) or Ohata Red (GLW34). Food-safe.
*discontinued when stock is gone price listed is the discounted price
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GLW46
Northern Lights Gloss
Gloss finish with an amazing range of color from golden amber to khaki tan to blue-purple, depending on thickness of application and clay color. Whiter clays yield brighter and wider color ranges. Food-safe.
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GLW47
Kalamata Black Matte
Opaque and matte. When thin it produces an olive khaki color. Applied thicker it mottles to black, achieving a rich breaking black at it's thickest. Food-safe. Gallons are special order only.
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India ink will highlight the crackle patterns in the fired glaze. India ink, however, SHOULD ONLY BE USED WHEN THE CLAY BENEATH THE GLAZE IS VITREOUS (fused and waterproof as a result of firing). If the clay is not vitreous, the India ink will soak into the clay body and spread, with less-than-desirable results. If the ink soaks in, there is no cure other than refiring the piece to burn out the ink.
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