Dark Jade

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

It's a Satin matte finished dark green glaze with a light bluish shade.

It has a micro black and green speckles formation all over the surface. Breaks into shiny dark green color near the ridges..

Volume:

1 Kg

Firing temperature:

Cone 6

Shipping:

Shipped within 10 days

More Info:

1) It is almost a flat glaze.

2) Recommended specific gravity of a liquid glaze is 1.40-1.45 to get the expected results.

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

• For Ivory (Porosity at bisque - 15%-17%) - 3 to 4 seconds
• For Sandalwood (Porosity at bisque -12% -13%) - 5 to 6 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) It's not a runny glaze.

5) This glaze may turn into glossy when applied thin on the dark bodies.

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

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

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

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 for these glazes

Note:

This glaze may create fumes and deposit on the other articles when the kiln is over firing. (Colorant oxides starts to volatilize after 1240 Degree Celsius)

Thus, Don't keep the articles so close to each other while loading

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.

Glaze Mixing Instructions:

Use this link to get Claystation glaze mixing instructions. If you need any further clarification, kindly call our glaze number at 9108852707

Use 1:1 glaze to water ratio to get 1.40 around Specific gravity

Use 1:1 powder glaze to water ratio to start with