Laguna glazes.
Infinite possibility.
Discover Laguna pottery glazes, including Crystal Blossom. Read each product’s firing and cooling guidance before planning your next colour experiment.
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Our new glaze range is coming soon. Contact the studio for help choosing pottery colours.
Every firing tells a different story.
Your clay, application and kiln all leave their mark. Always make a test tile, follow the product’s firing guide and check suitability for your finished piece.
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Match the glaze to your clay and kiln.
Check the clay body’s recommended firing range, then compare it with the individual glaze instructions. Cone 06 and cone 6 are different firing ranges: the leading zero matters. Use each product’s application and firing guide before you buy.
Compare a glaze with an underglaze.
Underglazes are useful for painting patterns, details and areas of colour. Mayco Fundamentals colours generally use a suitable clear glaze to develop the finished surface. Glaze effects vary by range, so check the individual product instructions.
Make a test tile.
Clay colour, coat thickness, firing and cooling all affect the result. Product photographs show examples. Test combinations in your own kiln and check product-specific guidance before using a glaze on food-contact surfaces.
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