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Mid-fire Crater with Gray Glaze

500ml<br>This glaze is for the experimenter, the one who leans into celebrating imperfection and chasing the blister effect. This lava glaze best fired to 1220 over a 10 hr firing. But like all other glazes test first! Clay bodies, kiln firing speeds will impact the blister effect and will yield vastly different results. I've shared a pic of one of my Intention pieces using this crater glaze and Ostrich for the lid. This pink is from a slip I used underneath the glaze. Have fun! <br>This is a decorative glaze (not food safe)

Mid Fire Black Cater or Lava Glaze Paint On

500ml <br>The crater glaze is for the those exploring surfaces and wanting achieve imperfections on purpose. It is not food safe and is only for decorative purposes.It works best with three coats fired to 1220 over a 10 hr firing. Slower firings will yield results but the crater is less obvious. There are a lot of variabilities when it comes to lava glazes, so like all glazes I recommend testing beforehand.

Mid-fire Ostrich Gloss Glaze Paint On

Mid-Fire Rain Forest Gloss Glaze Paint On

500ml<br>I love this glaze and have used it for both pouring and and paint on. It breaks beautifully on the lip giving that warming yellow tone and where there is less glaze the darker blues come through providing depth. <br>In one of my pictures you can see it being used on the inside of one of my bowls and is complemented by the lovely Ostrich glaze on the outside. <br>I like to used three coats, but be mindful not to go too thick as it will run. Always remember to test, different clay bodies will yield different results.