Pottery glazes

Pottery is one of the oldest human inventions. Some fragments of ancient pottery found in southern China date back 20,000 years.

From Victoria Ward Pottery: These are some more of my favourite Amaco glaze combinations. White Earthstone stoneware clay ES5. The base glazes are all x 3 all over, the mid glaze is x 2 on top of this covering the top two thirds of the vessel. I usually choose a runny glaze for the top and apply it just around the rim to encourage the dripping effect. Bottom right is only two glazes but Ancient Jasper is extremely runny! I fire to 1200c in an electric kiln with a 20 min hold (cone5/6)

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Glazed with Amaco Potter's Choice Satin Oribe over Alabaster. Clay body is Sibelco WMS 2002GG. This is the same glaze combination I used… | Instagram

Crackle glazes are a type of pottery glaze that is intentionally crazed. Glazes that are crazed show a pattern of cracks.