Bursting Blue

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

Variegated glossy glaze, with dark midnight blue color finish.

It has black and white speckles all over the area. Breaks in light green and on white body and dark green color on dark body where the area is thin.

Volume:

1 Kg

Firing temperature:
Cone 6

Shipping:
Shipped within 10 days

More Info:

1) It is a breaking glaze, crystallize in different colors (Blue, green and black).

2) Recommended specific gravity of a liquid glaze is 1.30-1.35 to get the expected results. Change in the specific gravity will cause different in color texture of fired glaze. (Turns into green when the specific gravity and the thickness is less)

3) Recommended dipping time for different clay bodies, (If you are using Clay station clays)

• For Ivory (Porosity at bisque - 15%-17%) - 1 to 2 seconds 
• For Sandalwood (Porosity at bisque -12% -13%) - 2 to 3 seconds
• For Coffee brown (Porosity at bisque -12% -13%) - 2 to 3 seconds

If other clay bodies are used, check with the Clay body bisque porosities to ensure the appropriate dipping time for the good results.  

4) Runny in nature, Maintain the Specific gravity and thickness of a glaze on the surface of the article to avoid running of glaze during firing

5) The color and feel of the glaze might vary from that in the picture as it is difficult to capture the same.

6) The glazes have been tried and tested on white stoneware clay bodies.

7) The samples in the pictures have gone through oxidation firing in SKUTT Electric Kilns at ^6 medium firing with hold for 30 minutes.

8) To avoid glaze running from the ware, Reduce the holding time or fire it without holding time or soaking time. 

9) This glaze is lead free, non- toxic and food safe

10) Our glazes will not be in a liquid form to be brushed on the pieces. We recommend dipping/ pouring/spraying techniques with these glazes.

Safety Warning
1) We recommend Tableware producers to test all finished ware to validate food safety standards in dinnerware products, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

2)While mixing glazes in powder form, ensure usage of mask, to prevent inhalation of chemicals.