25 Products
Perfect for low-fire decorative glazes, allowing for bright and colorful finishes.
Perfect for creating vibrant colors with a firing temperature around 2100°F.
A beautiful celadon glaze that matures at cone 03, famous for its transparent appearance.
Perfect for bright glazes and decorative ware, reaches about 2020°F.
Great for porcelain clay, achieves a temperature of 2020°F.
A clear glaze that matures at cone 04, providing a glossy finish.
Ideal for low-fire ceramics and glazes, reaches temperatures of approximately 1940°F.
Offers a semi-matte finish, ideal for low-fire ceramics with a firing range up to 1940°F.
Designed for producing functional stoneware, fires up to about 1940°F.
Ideal for surface decoration and painting, it matures at cone 04 firing temperature.
A versatile firing cone for beginners, works well for decorative and functional ware, firing to about 1915°F.
A clear gloss glaze that matures at cone 06, enhancing colors and designs.
Used for a variety of ceramics, suitable for earthenware clays with a firing temperature of around 1828°F.
A dense opaque glaze firing to cone 06, perfect for creating vibrant surfaces.
Great for base glazes and low-fire clay bodies, firing temperature around 1745°F.
Designed for intricate detailing and surface richness at a temperature of 2340°F.
Perfect for high-fire stoneware, bodies, and glazes, achieving around 2381°F.
A specialized glaze designed for reduction firing, provides unique color effects at high temperatures.
Ideal stoneware glaze, providing a textured finish at temperatures around 2232°F.
Used for stoneware and porcelain, firing range from 2167°F to 2232°F.
Unique crystal effects emerge during cooling at cone 6, perfect for decorative pieces.
Specific for mid-range porcelain, provides a beautiful smooth surface at around 2290°F.
A traditional Japanese glaze offering dark brown to black tones at cone 8 temperatures.
Specially formulated for rustic shades in high-fire stoneware, reaches 2360°F to 2381°F.
Slightly lower than Cone 10, this temp is ideal for reducing stoneware around 2380°F.