All glazes are brush on cone 5-6 and come in 1 pint bottles.

Blue Jeans - GLW02
Matte, opaque electric blue with a wonderful touchable surface! Can be a picky glaze fit on some clays. Test for crazing before use on dinnerware. Food-safe.

Liquid Luster Bronze - GLW06
Opaque, and glossy when thin with matte crystals spreading on the surface where thick. Sharp, breaking edges are a glossy, deep-brown. Great interaction with other glazes. NOT food-safe. 

Copper Patina - GLW08
Opaque satin-matte. Versatile and consistently interesting finishes: brown-to-green colors where thin, deeper greens with medium application, and turquoise blues in breaking mottles where thicker. Food-safe.

Moss Thicket - GLW19
Waxy matte and opaque. A very stable glaze that offers a breaking green surface where thin and on breaking edges, with mottled black where thick. NOT food-safe.

Aqua Gemstone - GLW25
Matte and opaque. This is a kissing cousin to Copper Patina, but producing a bright aqua blue that mottles to black. Food-safe.

Emerald Wood Ash - GLW27
Satin-to-gloss and semi-opaque. Organic green where thin, moving to smoky deep charcoal where thick. True ash glaze: test your application for runs. Food safe.

Cinnamon - GLW30
Satin-to-gloss and opaque. Dependable, breaking shino-quality with a warm spicy red-brown where thinner, to a warm cream where thicker. Plays well with other glazes.

Blueberry Matte - GLW42
Satin-matte and opaque. Soft, mottling, satin-matte that brings the look of a ripening blueberry: green where thin and turning medium blue as it gets thicker. Food-safe.

Cobalt Blue - PG608
Glossy, semi-opaque. A bright, true cobalt blue with hints of mottling when applied thicker. Food-safe.

Terrazzo - PG618
Glossy, opaque. A fine white glaze peppered with spots for that coveted 'country crock' look. Food-safe.

Seafoam - TD507
This is THAT light, bright, turquoise from the crayon box. It even has that visual waxy feel and mottles to lighter when thin and deeper in tone when thicker. Food-safe. 

Tree Bark - IP202: Interactive Pigment

These pigments are meant to be diluted 50:50 and best when applied to cone 04 bisque. Brush over the entire surface and allow to dry. Wipe back with a damp sponge leaving your desired amount on the surface and in crevices. You can glaze select areas, or choose an all-over glaze technique. These pigments can be fired from cone 06 all the way up to cone 10!