Stoneware Glazes for High-Fire Ceramics
Stoneware glazes are fired at higher temperatures and offer a broad range of colors, sheen levels and effects. The final result is determined by the glaze, clay body, application thickness and firing schedule together.
Consider Clay and Glaze as a System
Make sure the firing ranges of the clay body and glaze are compatible. With new combinations, a test firing is recommended because color, surface and glaze movement can vary with the substrate and temperature.
If you are making ceramics for food use or outdoor applications, also follow the manufacturer's specific information for both the clay body and glaze.
Stoneware Glazes for High-Fire Ceramics Stoneware glazes are fired at higher temperatures and offer a broad range of colors, sheen levels and effects. The final result is determined by the...
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Stoneware Glazes for High-Fire Ceramics
Stoneware glazes are fired at higher temperatures and offer a broad range of colors, sheen levels and effects. The final result is determined by the glaze, clay body, application thickness and firing schedule together.
Consider Clay and Glaze as a System
Make sure the firing ranges of the clay body and glaze are compatible. With new combinations, a test firing is recommended because color, surface and glaze movement can vary with the substrate and temperature.
If you are making ceramics for food use or outdoor applications, also follow the manufacturer's specific information for both the clay body and glaze.