GLW Series Sculptural Textural Glazes

Opaque with gloss-to-matte. A matte, sagey-green where thin. Thicker application yields an avocado green gloss. This glaze will run on vertical surfaces. Not food-safe.

Opaque, and glossy when thin with matte crystals spreading on the surface where thick. Sharp, breaking edges are a glossy, deep-brown. Not food-safe.

Opaque satin-matte. Versatile and consistently interesting finishes: brown-to-green colors where thin, deeper greens and turquoise blues where thicker. Food-safe

Waxy matte and semi-opaque with a semi-transparent finish where thin, and more opaque white where thicker. Food safe.

Fabulous breaking, crawling, glossy white beads. Can be applied over other glazes. Glossy glazes smooth out the beads while matte or dry glazes keep the beads stiff. Not food-safe.

A mottling ash flow of opaque matte teal (blue-green) with runs of metallic black. Will run on vertical surfaces. Not food-safe.

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.

Dry and opaque with a unique surface; thin applications yield rusty red, with deep rust brown for medium application, and breaking gold where thick. Not food-safe.

Matte and opaque. This is a cousin to copper patina, but producing a bright aqua blue that mottles to black. Food-safe.​​

Iron red where thin or breaking, with satin mustard tones in medium application, then breaking brown/mustard where thickest. Food-safe.

Satin-to-gloss and semi-opaque. Organic green when thin, moving to smoky deep charcoal where thick. True ash glaze. Food-safe​​​​

Satin-to-gloss and opaque. Dependable, breaking shino-quality with a warm spicy red-brown where thinner, to a warm cream where thicker. Food-safe.​​​​​

Dry, opaque sculpture glaze with the tones of rust. Iron-red tones where thin, deepening to yellow where thick. Not food-safe.

Glossy and opaque. Smooth creamy white where thick, breaking to vivid red iron where thin. Great by itself, and plays well with other glazes. Food-safe.

Glossy and opaque, breaking iron-red to black tones. Works best with thin to medium application. Food-safe.

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Soft, warm green with brown tones and golden breaking edges. Opaque matte finish with lots of visual interest. Food-safe.

Satin-matte, and opaque white, It's purely simple, reliable, and functional with exceptional glaze fit. Food-safe.

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Matte and opaque. Toasty, golden glow mellows through warm creamy tones in medium application to rosy pink hues where thicker. Food-safe.

Satin-matte and opaque. Golden tan where thin with blushes to rich mauve as thickness increases. Sharp edges break to the golden tone. Food-safe.

Definitely cool, definitely lime! A vibrant lime green where applied thin, moving into cool shades of mottled blue-grey where thicker. Food-safe.

Matte and opaque. Vibrant, deep, reliable blue matte glaze with a rich satin finish. Food-safe.

Gloss finish with an amazing range of color from golden amber to khaki tan to blue-purple, depending on thickness of application. Food-safe.

A deep rich classic copper blue-turquoise that creates gem-like pools of depth. Blue is only the fired color on porcelain clay. On stoneware clay, glaze turns green. Not food-safe

A beautiful grey-green celadon that reflects the great ceramic traditions of China. Offers a restful "zen" quality of peaceful green. Not food-safe.

This rich, satiny-matte, rusty red has that wonderful look of reduction, but it comes from relialble oxidation firing. Breaks to a black brown where thin and on edges. Food-safe.

The inspiration for this glaze is the actual spice, turmeric. This soft, satiny, matte glaze is sure to spice up your work! Food-safe

Hot chartreuse in a matte form! Fun and intense, it reveals a mottles character where thin and may crackle if applied thicker. Easy, reliable and food-safe.

Soft, warm blue that seems just as familiar as your favorite pair of old jeans! Where applied thinner it breaks to a soft brown. Food-safe.