Raku Glazes

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

Our range of Raku glazes are designed to develop beautiful metallic lusters and crackle patterns when fired according to raku firing processes. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required. Firing Temp: 1000°C We recommend using a thermal shock-resistant Raku clay body (will help reduce the incidence of cracking). Note: Like most Raku...

NOTES/APPLICATION Strong yellow with exciting vivid surface structure Works well in combination with "siblings" 9597, 9606 and 9607 Fire with oxygen supply and set loosely in the kiln PROPERTIES glossy consistent in firing range 1020°-1060°C/supply oxygen Raku suitable

NOTES/APPLICATION striking, semi-transparent glaze with a great glassy surface strong shining and pastel colours very easy to use in a broad firing range from 1020° to 1280°C (cone 05-04 to cone 8-9) at 1050°C: very colourful and almost opaque / apply 2-3 times at 1150°C: bright colourfulness with a rather semi-transparent surface / apply two layers at 1250°C:...

NOTES/APPLICATION PROPERTIES glossy tends to run consistent in firing range 1020°-1280°C Raku suitable recommended for tableware 200ml

Notes/Application Rose-red with black specks which start to flow on vessels Apply as a thick coat Properties glossy consistent in firing range 1020°-1060°

Notes/Application Semi-transparent light-blue aqua glaze Will crack Interesting on black and red clay Ideal for Raku Can show blisters on some sorts of clay when applied on both sides/all around Properties glossy consistent in firing range 1020°-1060° forms cracks Raku suitable semi-transparent

Firing Range: 950°C - 1040°C Colour: Yellow-Orange Finish: Silky Matt Standard Ratio: A common starting point for powdered glazes is 1 litre of water to 1 kg of glaze powder, to a "melted milkshake" consistency. Dinnerware Suitability: Not Suitable This glaze can also be used in an electric kiln, but will not create the same distinctive 'Raku' finishes.

Firing Range: 950°C - 1040°C Colour: White-Transparent Finish: Shiny Standard Ratio: A common starting point for powdered glazes is 1 litre of water to 1 kg of glaze powder, to a "melted milkshake" consistency. Dinnerware Suitability: Not Suitable This glaze can also be used in an electric kiln, but will not create the same distinctive 'Raku' finishes. View...

Firing Range: 950°C - 1040°C Colour: Yellow - Orange Finish: Shiny Standard Ratio: A common starting point for powdered glazes is 1 litre of water to 1 kg of glaze powder, to a "melted milkshake" consistency. Dinnerware Suitability: Not Suitable This glaze can also be used in an electric kiln, but will not create the same distinctive 'Raku' finishes.