Raku Glazes

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put in combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put in combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put ion combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put ion combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put ion combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put in combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

Fired up to 1000°C, cool to 750°C, remove from kiln. Put in combustable such as sawdust. Allow to cool. Wash in water to encourage crazing Raku Firing Tips Raku glazes should be fired up to 1000°C in either an electric or gas kiln. They they should be allowed to cool in the kiln to 750°C. While still red hot they should be transferred as quickly as possible into a reduction bin...

This is a metallic brush-on glaze for use in the Raku firing technique, using an electric or gas kiln. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required, but if thinned slightly with water it will work for pouring or dipping. This glaze matures at 950°c. The attached sample should only be used as a colour guide, as there are so many factors that...

This is a metallic brush-on glaze for use in the Raku firing technique, using an electric or gas kiln. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required, but if thinned slightly with water it will work for pouring or dipping. This glaze matures at 950°c. The attached sample should only be used as a colour guide, as there are so many factors that...

This is a metallic brush-on glaze for use in the Raku firing technique, using an electric or gas kiln. This glaze is the correct consistency for brush-on application, where 2-3 coats are required, but if thinned slightly with water it will work for pouring or dipping. This glaze matures at 950°c. The attached sample should only be used as a colour guide, as there are so many factors that...

Firing Range: 950 - 1040°C Colour: Turquoise Finish: Shiny The type of the surface of our glazes depends on the firing temperature. The specified value therefore relates to the glaze surface as it arises under our firing conditions at an average temperature (based on the specified firing range). In particular, stoneware glazes tend to fire out more matt at a lower firing temperature....

Firing Range: 950 - 1040°C Colour: Red-Violet Finish: Silky matt Fired in an electrical kiln at 1050°C.

Firing Range: 950 - 1040°C Colour: White-Transparent Finish: Shiny Fired in an electrical kiln at 1050°C.