Crackle Glazes

NOTES/APPLICATION Transparent, glossy crackle glaze Must be applied in one coat only since it tends to run strongly To prevent blister formation, biscuit fire at 1000°C Can show blisters on some sorts of clay when applied on both sides/all around Crackles develop mostly after cooling in the kiln and this is reinforced with time, partially up to one week If crackles did not develop,...

Classic Crackles is a series of non-toxic crackle glazes in a subtle color palette appropriate for today’s home decor. These glazes mimic the crackle look achieved during Raku firing, but without the hassle. Stylish and sophisticated, Classic Crackles are ideal on items such as vases, candleholders and great for schools, nursing homes and institutional use. Cone 06: Creates a green cracked...

Classic Crackles is a series of non-toxic crackle glazes in a subtle color palette appropriate for today’s home dÈcor. These glazes mimic the crackle look achieved during Raku firing, but without the hassle. Stylish and sophisticated, Classic Crackles are ideal on items such as vases, candleholders and great for schools, nursing homes and institutional use. Cone 06: Creates a...

Terracolor Brush-On Earthenware Glazes are available ready to use straight from the jar, simply stir well then apply three coats to your bisque pieces. Glaze will dry quickly allowing you to move them to the kiln for firing. For best results fire 1040°C with a 30 minute soak on a computerised controller. Firing range: 1020°C - 1080°C Finish: Shiny Leadless 230ml jars

Terracolor Brush-On Earthenware Glazes are available ready to use straight from the jar, simply stir well then apply three coats to your bisque pieces. Glaze will dry quickly allowing you to move them to the kiln for firing. For best results fire 1040°C with a 30 minute soak on a computerised controller. Firing range: 1020°C - 1080°C Finish: Shiny Acid Resistance: Yes Dishwasher...

NOTES/APPLICATION Turquoise, transparent, glossy crackle glaze, must be applied in one coat only since it tends to run strongly To prevent formation blisters, biscuit fire at 1000 °C Can show blisters on some sorts of clay when applied on both sides/all around Crackles develop mostly after cooling in the kiln and this is reinforced in time, partially up to 1 week If crackles did not...