Glaze

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someone is holding a ceramic bowl in their hand, and it looks like they are going to

someone is holding a bowl in their left hand and the other one has an empty cup on it

Light green glaze with amber breaking through over texture on a small bowl

Iron Lustre over Textured Turquoise

Laguna B-mix5 with Potter’s Choice by Amaco. Fired to cone 5 with 10 min. hold

two blue dishes sitting on top of a wooden table

two green bowls sitting on top of each other

Amaco glaze combo

2x iron lustre under 2x textured turquoise

This may contain: a person is making clay in a pot

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How to do you color in your bowl ..............

1. Under glazes: These are applied before the final glaze. They come in a wide range of colors and are often painted, sponged, or stenciled onto the bisque-fired bowl. Under glazes allow for more precise designs and patterns, as they don’t run when fired. 2. Slips: Colored slips (liquid clay mixed with colorants) can be brushed, poured, or dipped onto the surface of the bowl. This technique is ideal for achieving a matte or textured surface and is applied before the bowl is bisque fired. 3. Glazing: Glazes are liquid glass particles that melt and fuse to the surface during firing, creating a smooth, glossy finish. You can dip, brush, or spray the glaze onto the bowl.