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All Echo Ceramics glazes are high fire (cone 9/10)

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Reduction firing*

Oxidation firing*

International orders please see below

Copper Red

Our most dramatic glaze, changing color from reduction to oxidation in truly unexpected way.

Dry 8 lbs $29

Wet 1 gallon $37 

 

Crackled Celadon

Quiet sophistication of this glaze is bound to delight even the most advanced ceramists.

Dry 8 lbs $29

 

Wet 1 gallon $37

 

Sea Green

One of the favorites in our studio, sea green is vibrant and approachable.

Dry 8 lbs $32

Wet 1 gallon $40

 

Oribe

Elegant glaze, whether you use it in reduction or oxidation.

Dry 8 lbs $29

 

Wet 1 gallon $37

 

Rutile Pink

Rutile pink is our all times favorite, ranging from pink to purple. Outstanding for glaze layering.

Dry 8 lbs $29

 

Wet 1 gallon $37

 

Shino

Our shino is extremely versatile. Depending on the thickness of application it is possible to achieve massive variety of looks. Very appealing to "earthy look" lovers. Great in combinations.

Dry 8 lbs $29

 

Wet 1 gallon $37

 

Matt Turquoise

Very pleasant matt glaze. Extents from pale green to intense blue. Not intended to come in contact with food .

Dry 8 lbs $29

 Wet 1 gallon $37
 

Butterscotch

Very calm, yet very articulate glaze. Color ranges from pearl in oxidation to butter to brown in reduction. Looks dramatic on carved pieces.

Dry 8 lbs $29

Wet 1 gallon $37

 

Sandy's Green

This complex glaze looks great in both reduction and oxidation firing. Instant favorite with a lot of play. It may produce navy blue or some golden brown in addition to the jade green.
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Dry 8 lbs $32

Wet 1 gallon $40
Dry Red Clay 10 lbs      $12.00        (plus $10.00 priority shipping)
 

Echo Ceramics Wax Resist

Green alumina wax resist is great for appying on the bottom of the pots to be glaze fired. It prevents your wares from chipping and sticking to the shelf (not from the glaze running!). Water soluble.

Pink wax resist is used for decorative purposes on bisque pieces to repel glaze applied over it. It will not leave any residue after it burns out in the firing. Water soluble.

Green Alumina Wax

1 pint $7.50

Pink Wax

1 pint $6.50

 

 

Echo Ceramics Kiln Wash

Echo kiln wash is great for high and low firing and works very well with glass. Protects your kiln shelves and posts from glaze runs. Mix with water to creamy consistency. Apply 2 thin coats with a sponge roller. Use frequently.

Kiln wash 5 lbs dry $12.99

Echo Ceramics Dry Glaze Mixing Instructions

1. Establish the correct water to dry material ratio: 1/2 part of water to 1 part of dry ingredients.
2. Slowly sift dry ingredients into the water bucket. Add more water if needed to allow dry particles to achieve maximum absorption.
3. For best results, allow glaze to soak overnight, or for at least 1 hour.
4. Mix thoroughly. The glaze consistency should be that of drinkable yogurt.
5. Strain all glaze through a 60 or higher mesh sieve into another bucket, then strain back into the original bucket.
6. Add more water if needed to make glaze dipping consistency(heavy cream). We recommend running several tests to determine your individual consistency preference.
P. S. Individual results will depend on type of kiln and firing.

* Results may vary depending on application, firing, and clay body. Most samples on this page are white clay body.

For more information or to order please call 310-815-1525

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