A creamy brown glaze with reddish tones and touches of orange. Often develops tones of blue, especially when slow cooled.
Are the first line of glazes designed to shine in both regular and slow-cooled firings. Thickness, firing temperature, and especially cooling speed can affect these glazes, ensuring they are never the same twice.
Store in a warm place. Crystals may form in liquid glaze if kept below 65 F
Test all foodware to determine food safety.
Visit our safety page for more information.
Coyote glazes are designed to be fired between witness cone 5 and witness cone 6.
A creamy brown glaze with reddish tones and touches of orange. Often develops tones of blue, especially when slow cooled.
Are the first line of glazes designed to shine in both regular and slow-cooled firings. Thickness, firing temperature, and especially cooling speed can affect these glazes, ensuring they are never the same twice.
Store in a warm place. Crystals may form in liquid glaze if kept below 65 F
Test all foodware to determine food safety.
Visit our safety page for more information.
Coyote glazes are designed to be fired between witness cone 5 and witness cone 6.
