A yellowish green that looks more natural than other green tones.Coyote Underglazes are the only commercially available underglazes specially designed to be fired at cone 5-6. The colors can be mixed, and stay true and stable up to cone 10 ...

A deep navy blue. Perfect as a base for nighttime scenes.Coyote Underglazes are the only commercially available underglazes specially designed to be fired at cone 5-6. The colors can be mixed, and stay true and stable up to cone 10 ...

A solid yellow orange.Coyote Underglazes are the only commercially available underglazes specially designed to be fired at cone 5-6. The colors can be mixed, and stay true and stable up to cone 10 in oxidation. They are always bold and ...

A solid vibrant purple. Provides more reliable coverage than the Violet glaze, but must be covered with a Clear glaze for functional ware.Coyote Underglazes are the only commercially available underglazes specially designed to be fired at cone 5-6. The colors ...

A bright and solid white underglaze.Coyote Underglazes are the only commercially available underglazes specially designed to be fired at cone 5-6. The colors can be mixed, and stay true and stable up to cone 10 in oxidation. They are always ...

A deep blue with a smooth, glossy surface. As easy to use as it is beautiful, Almost Teal is one of the most popular starting points for glaze combinations. Great for beginners and advanced potters alike.Coyote Gloss Glazes provide bold, ...

A smooth, not quite glossy white, Alabaster Satin is ideal as a liner glaze for functional ware. Try using it with underglaze like a majolica base.Our Satin glazes have a soft, opaque surface that feels smooth to the touch. Durable, ...

A bright lemon yellow, completely solid even at high temperatures.Coyote Underglazes are the only commercially available underglazes specially designed to be fired at cone 5-6. The colors can be mixed, and stay true and stable up to cone 10 in ...

A deep, intense blue. One of the most dramatic of the Constellation glazes, Antares will develop starry crystals and shades of bronze as it is cooled more slowly.The Constellations are the first line of glazes designed to shine in both ...

A translucent brown with mesmerizing rivulets, Ancient Iron can display a dazzling array of colors. Under the right circumstances, amber, coffee, purple and blue tones can show across a surface, and gold crystals can even form in the areas where ...

An astounding deep blue-green color with tones of brown where thin. Has a flowing look in regular cool and gold crystals when slow-cooled.The Constellations are the first line of glazes designed to shine in both regular and slow-cooled firings. Thickness, ...

A satiny golden brown with a wonderful feel. Turns less reddish and more golden the slower it is cooled, and combines great with other glazes such as Light Gold.The Constellations are the first line of glazes designed to shine in ...

A golden brown with occasional purple and blue tones when slow cooled, and a greenish blue with brown tones when not.The Constellations are the first line of glazes designed to shine in both regular and slow-cooled firings. Thickness, firing temperature, ...

A gentle, translucent blue-green color, similar to a traditional celadon. Easy to apply and reliable.Frank's Colored Celadons are a beautiful series of translucent glazes. Because they can be seen through, they are perfect for work with fine details or carving, ...

A shimmering green that can break brown where thin. Aries changes from glossy to matt when slow cooled, as tiny crystals grow across the surface. The Constellations are the first line of glazes designed to shine in both regular and ...

A runny but beautiful glaze. Pale pink or sometimes cream colored on its own, the Archie's really shines when combined with other glazes, changing their colors and pulling them into interesting new patterns.The Archie's Series can be challenging to use, ...

A bright blue that feels warm and soft. Doesn't run, combines great with other colors, especially more mobile ones like the Archie's Series. Our Satin glazes have a soft, opaque surface that feels smooth to the touch. Durable, bright, and ...

A satiny color with a wonderfully unusual finish, soft to the touch but hard against cutlery marking. Apricot is one of the most popular of our Enduro-Color line, a warm stony pink perfect for dishes or tiles.Enduro-Color Glazes are designed ...

A pale brown with some breaking. Ideal for the inside and outside of dishes, or anything else needing a durable surface.Enduro-Color Glazes are designed for durability. They are perfect for liner glazes, standing up against fork and knife marking, dishwashers, ...

A much requested late addition to our Crawl Series, Black Crawl is a charcoal-colored glaze with a unique crackle pattern.Perfect for potters looking for something unusual, our Crawl glazes have a tree-bark surface that's rough and dry to the touch. ...

A deep striking blue that cascades over texture, Azure Dream is the most popular Fantasy glaze with our own students and studio members. Pots covered in this glaze have a way of stopping people in their tracks.Fantasy Glazes can vary ...

Birch is one of the Texas Two Step Overcoats, and can be layered with Licorice, Coffee Bean, or Brick Red to produce an oilspot effect. It can also be used on its own for a slightly mottled, neutral color.The Texas ...

A solid, opaque black with a smooth, glossy finish. Ideal for nearly any usage, on its own or combined with other glazes.Coyote Gloss Glazes provide bold, bright, solid colors for your ware. Durable and not runny, these glazes are equally ...

A beautiful powdery blue with a super durable finish. Excellent for a liner or nearly any other use.Enduro-Color Glazes are designed for durability. They are perfect for liner glazes, standing up against fork and knife marking, dishwashers, and tomato stains. ...