Mudworks Glazes

One of our most popular glazes from our Satin Earth Tones Line. This glazes has visual texture and a satin matte finish. Not recommended for food surfaces as it is not a glossy glaze. Mix our glazes at a 1:1 ratio with water by weight. Designed for dipping, pouring, or spraying. If spraying, thin glaze as needed. All our glazes are batch tested and sold in dry form. White tile is Standard 213, red tile is Highwater Clay's Earthen Red both fired to Orton Guide Cone 6 in a digital electric kiln. We recommend fast glaze firing to Cone 5 with a 12F offset and a 2 to 5 minute hold. If using a kiln sitter, use small orton Cone 6 cones. We do not use Barium, Lead, or Cadmium in the production of any of our glazes. Always, always, always test new glazes in your studio before putting them into large scale production!

This glaze is a wonderfully reliable tin-based glossy white glaze. Mix our glazes at a 1:1 ratio with water by weight. Designed for dipping, pouring, or spraying. If spraying, thin glaze as needed. All our glazes are batch tested and sold in dry form. White tile is Standard 213, red tile is Highwater Clay's Earthen Red both fired to Orton Guide Cone 6 in a digital electric kiln. We recommend fast glaze firing to Cone 5 with a 12F offset and a 2 to 5 minute hold. If using a kiln sitter, use small orton Cone 6 cones. We do not use Barium, Lead, or Cadmium in the production of any of our glazes. Always, always, always test new glazes in your studio before putting them into large scale production!

This glaze is purple! It layers great over our shiny black and other glazes. It has a satin matte finish. Not recommended for food surfaces as it is not a glossy glaze. In the bucket, this glaze is very thick feeling, you may add some extra water if needed, but you must experiment first!Mix our glazes at a 1:1 ratio with water by weight. Designed for dipping, pouring, or spraying. If spraying, thin glaze as needed. All our glazes are batch tested and sold in dry form. White tile is Standard 213, red tile is Highwater Clay's Earthen Red both fired to Orton Guide Cone 6 in a digital electric kiln. We recommend fast glaze firing to Cone 5 with a 12F offset and a 2 to 5 minute hold. If using a kiln sitter, use small orton Cone 6 cones. We do not use Barium, Lead, or Cadmium in the production of any of our glazes. Always, always, always test new glazes in your studio before putting them into large scale production!

An interesting creamy blue glaze. Breaks nicely. Thick in the bucket, but do not thin too much with water. Mix our glazes at a 1:1 ratio with water by weight. Designed for dipping, pouring, or spraying. If spraying, thin glaze as needed. All our glazes are batch tested and sold in dry form. White tile is Standard 213, red tile is Highwater Clay's Earthen Red both fired to Orton Guide Cone 6 in a digital electric kiln. We recommend fast glaze firing to Cone 5 with a 12F offset and a 2 to 5 minute hold. If using a kiln sitter, use small orton Cone 6 cones. We do not use Barium, Lead, or Cadmium in the production of any of our glazes. Always, always, always test new glazes in your studio before putting them into large scale production!

A true yellow delight! This glaze layers beautifully. When thicker it has a frosty texture to it as seen in these tiles. Mix our glazes at a 1:1 ratio with water by weight. Designed for dipping, pouring, or spraying. If spraying, thin glaze as needed. All our glazes are batch tested and sold in dry form. White tile is Standard 213, red tile is Highwater Clay's Earthen Red both fired to Orton Guide Cone 6 in a digital electric kiln. We recommend fast glaze firing to Cone 5 with a 12F offset and a 2 to 5 minute hold. If using a kiln sitter, use small orton Cone 6 cones. We do not use Barium, Lead, or Cadmium in the production of any of our glazes. Always, always, always test new glazes in your studio before putting them into large scale production!

One of our most popular glazes in our Satin Earth Tone selection. A nice delicate mauve blush colored glaze with variegations. Mix our glazes at a 1:1 ratio with water by weight. Designed for dipping, pouring, or spraying. If spraying, thin glaze as needed. All our glazes are batch tested and sold in dry form. White tile is Standard 213, red tile is Highwater Clay's Earthen Red both fired to Orton Guide Cone 6 in a digital electric kiln. We recommend fast glaze firing to Cone 5 with a 12F offset and a 2 to 5 minute hold. If using a kiln sitter, use small orton Cone 6 cones. We do not use Barium, Lead, or Cadmium in the production of any of our glazes. Always, always, always test new glazes in your studio before putting them into large scale production!