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Reactive Ceramic Glazes for Pottery

Find ceramic glazes with surface variation and reactive effects. Compare colors from the Vibes and By The Sea collections, then review each product before planning your glaze tests.

R900 Clear - Vibes Glaze - Product Image
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R900 Clear - Vibes Glaze

About this glaze

Vibes is a reactive glossy Studio Line effect glaze with a wide stated firing range. R900 Clear - Vibes Glaze can be used as a top layer, a base, or on its own. Surface effects become more pronounced at higher temperatures; at lower temperatures the finish may read whiter and may crackle. Thicker applications and higher temperatures can increase movement, so plan the form and application with care. This collection is useful for independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses testing distinctive one-off surfaces or developing a repeatable process.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry. Vary thickness on test tiles and record the layer order when combining it with other Studio Line glazes.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1000-1280 degrees C, Cone 06-9. Test R900 Clear - Vibes Glaze on your clay body before production, including the run and surface changes at your planned temperature.

 
R904 Dark Green - Vibes Glaze - Product Image
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R904 Dark Green - Vibes Glaze

About this glaze

Vibes is a reactive glossy Studio Line effect glaze with a wide stated firing range. R904 Dark Green - Vibes Glaze can be used as a top layer, a base, or on its own. Surface effects become more pronounced at higher temperatures; at lower temperatures the finish may read whiter and may crackle. Thicker applications and higher temperatures can increase movement, so plan the form and application with care. This collection is useful for independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses testing distinctive one-off surfaces or developing a repeatable process.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry. Vary thickness on test tiles and record the layer order when combining it with other Studio Line glazes.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1000-1280 degrees C, Cone 06-9. Test R904 Dark Green - Vibes Glaze on your clay body before production, including the run and surface changes at your planned temperature.

 
R905 Light Green - Vibes Glaze - Product Image
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R905 Light Green - Vibes Glaze

About this glaze

Vibes is a reactive glossy Studio Line effect glaze with a wide stated firing range. R905 Light Green - Vibes Glaze can be used as a top layer, a base, or on its own. Surface effects become more pronounced at higher temperatures; at lower temperatures the finish may read whiter and may crackle. Thicker applications and higher temperatures can increase movement, so plan the form and application with care. This collection is useful for independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses testing distinctive one-off surfaces or developing a repeatable process.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry. Vary thickness on test tiles and record the layer order when combining it with other Studio Line glazes.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1000-1280 degrees C, Cone 06-9. Test R905 Light Green - Vibes Glaze on your clay body before production, including the run and surface changes at your planned temperature.

 
R907 Blue - Vibes Glaze - Product Image
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R907 Blue - Vibes Glaze

About this glaze

Vibes is a reactive glossy Studio Line effect glaze with a wide stated firing range. R907 Blue - Vibes Glaze can be used as a top layer, a base, or on its own. Surface effects become more pronounced at higher temperatures; at lower temperatures the finish may read whiter and may crackle. Thicker applications and higher temperatures can increase movement, so plan the form and application with care. This collection is useful for independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses testing distinctive one-off surfaces or developing a repeatable process.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry. Vary thickness on test tiles and record the layer order when combining it with other Studio Line glazes.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1000-1280 degrees C, Cone 06-9. Test R907 Blue - Vibes Glaze on your clay body before production, including the run and surface changes at your planned temperature.

 
R911 Brown - Vibes Glaze - Product Image
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R911 Brown - Vibes Glaze

About this glaze

Vibes is a reactive glossy Studio Line effect glaze with a wide stated firing range. R911 Brown - Vibes Glaze can be used as a top layer, a base, or on its own. Surface effects become more pronounced at higher temperatures; at lower temperatures the finish may read whiter and may crackle. Thicker applications and higher temperatures can increase movement, so plan the form and application with care. This collection is useful for independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses testing distinctive one-off surfaces or developing a repeatable process.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry. Vary thickness on test tiles and record the layer order when combining it with other Studio Line glazes.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1000-1280 degrees C, Cone 06-9. Test R911 Brown - Vibes Glaze on your clay body before production, including the run and surface changes at your planned temperature.

 
R921 Straw - Vibes Glaze - Product Image
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R921 Straw - Vibes Glaze

About this glaze

Vibes is a reactive glossy Studio Line effect glaze with a wide stated firing range. R921 Straw - Vibes Glaze can be used as a top layer, a base, or on its own. Surface effects become more pronounced at higher temperatures; at lower temperatures the finish may read whiter and may crackle. Thicker applications and higher temperatures can increase movement, so plan the form and application with care. This collection is useful for independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses testing distinctive one-off surfaces or developing a repeatable process.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry. Vary thickness on test tiles and record the layer order when combining it with other Studio Line glazes.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1000-1280 degrees C, Cone 06-9. Test R921 Straw - Vibes Glaze on your clay body before production, including the run and surface changes at your planned temperature.

 
K001 Seasalt Speckle - By The Sea Glaze - Product Image
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K001 Seasalt Speckle - By The Sea Glaze

About this glaze

By The Sea is a reactive stoneware collection created in collaboration with ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones. K001 Seasalt Speckle - By The Sea Glaze is part of a palette inspired by coastal colors and textures. The collection can suit independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses exploring one-off pieces or building a considered production palette.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry before the next. Test the glaze on your clay body and keep notes on coat thickness, surface, and firing conditions before using it across a collection.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1180-1280 degrees C (2156-2336 degrees F), Cone 4-9. Test K001 Seasalt Speckle - By The Sea Glaze on your clay body before production and compare the fired surface at the temperature and thickness you plan to use. Reactive glazes move in the kiln, so keep heavier coats away from the foot of the pot.

Cone 4-9
2156-2336 °F
550Ml bottles

 
K002 Shell Light - By The Sea Glaze - Product Image
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K002 Shell Light - By The Sea Glaze

About this glaze

By The Sea is a reactive stoneware collection created in collaboration with ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones. K002 Shell Light - By The Sea Glaze is part of a palette inspired by coastal colors and textures. The collection can suit independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses exploring one-off pieces or building a considered production palette.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry before the next. Test the glaze on your clay body and keep notes on coat thickness, surface, and firing conditions before using it across a collection.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1180-1280 degrees C (2156-2336 degrees F), Cone 4-9. Test K002 Shell Light - By The Sea Glaze on your clay body before production and compare the fired surface at the temperature and thickness you plan to use. Reactive glazes move in the kiln, so keep heavier coats away from the foot of the pot.

Cone 4-9
2156-2336 °F
550Ml bottles

 
K003 Weathered Dune - By The Sea Glaze - Product Image
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K003 Weathered Dune - By The Sea Glaze

About this glaze

By The Sea is a reactive stoneware collection created in collaboration with ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones. K003 Weathered Dune - By The Sea Glaze is part of a palette inspired by coastal colors and textures. The collection can suit independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses exploring one-off pieces or building a considered production palette.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry before the next. Test the glaze on your clay body and keep notes on coat thickness, surface, and firing conditions before using it across a collection.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1180-1280 degrees C (2156-2336 degrees F), Cone 4-9. Test K003 Weathered Dune - By The Sea Glaze on your clay body before production and compare the fired surface at the temperature and thickness you plan to use. Reactive glazes move in the kiln, so keep heavier coats away from the foot of the pot.

Cone 4-9
2156-2336 °F
550Ml bottles

 
K004 Sea Mist - By The Sea Glaze - Product Image
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K004 Sea Mist - By The Sea Glaze

About this glaze

By The Sea is a reactive stoneware collection created in collaboration with ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones. K004 Sea Mist - By The Sea Glaze is part of a palette inspired by coastal colors and textures. The collection can suit independent artists, pottery studios, and ceramic businesses exploring one-off pieces or building a considered production palette.

Application

Stir well. Apply with a brush, sponge, or stamp in 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry before the next. Test the glaze on your clay body and keep notes on coat thickness, surface, and firing conditions before using it across a collection.

Firing and testing

Supplier guidance lists 1180-1280 degrees C (2156-2336 degrees F), Cone 4-9. Test K004 Sea Mist - By The Sea Glaze on your clay body before production and compare the fired surface at the temperature and thickness you plan to use. Reactive glazes move in the kiln, so keep heavier coats away from the foot of the pot.

Cone 4-9
2156-2336 °F
550Ml bottles

 

Surface variation is part of the result

Reactive glazes respond to application, clay and firing conditions. Vibes offers effects for use alone or in layers, while By The Sea focuses on a coastal-inspired stoneware palette. Expect your fired sample to provide a better guide than a screen image alone.

Test with production in mind

Record your clay body, layer order, coat thickness and kiln schedule. Some reactive glazes can move at higher temperatures, so read the product's application notes and allow for any stated runoff.

Start with a small test series and compare the results before applying a new combination to finished pieces. The glaze guide helps you compare the collections.

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