Cinnamon Amaco Velvet Underglaze V385

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Product Description

Cinnamon Velvet Underglaze is a deep sienna color that is very warm at cone 05, darkens and becomes chocolatey at cone 5, and turns to a dark brown at cone 10. A clear glaze deepens the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

AMACO Velvet underglazes if left unglazed they have the appearance of velvet. They will intensify in colour when covered with a Clear Transparent or Gloss glaze.

The Velvets are very rich colours and can be used for an all over coverage. They fire true to colour when applied from the jar and may be intermixed to create a palette of hundreds of colours.

The colours may be brushed on greenware which is to be bisque fired before applying a covering glaze or on bisqueware, then a covering glaze applied. For opaque coverage by brushing, the consistency of the colour in the jar is correct.

Velvets have a wide firing range 1040°C - 1220°C, they are also Lead Free.

59ml

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Reviews

Customer Reviews

By PaulWilkins on 28th October 2023

"Most of my pots are slab built and decorated with underglaze colours at the leather hard stage where I use them like paint, first heavily diluted with water to make a ‘wash’ and then straight from the pot for areas of solid colour. I have experimented with most underglaze colours on the market including those I have made up myself but have found that Amaco Velvet Underglaze work best for me. They are easy to apply straight from the pot giving a solid colour with just one or two coats or diluted with water for a thinner watercolour type decoration. I bisque to 1000’o. The underglaze is well adhered or the post at this stage, some brands aren’t and will rub off during the next stage of my decoration process where I cover the pot with an oxide and then wash off the surface leaving traces of oxide in the texture of the pot. Some areas of the pot are glazed and others are left unglazed. The Velvet underglaze has a lovely ‘velvet’ finish in areas where it is unglazed and a bright shiny finish where glazed."