AMACO Celadon High Fire Gloss Glaze, 16 oz. (473 mL), C-11 Mixing Clear | Transparent, Mixable Mid-High Fire Cone 5-6 (C) Liquid Ceramic Pottery Glaze for Bisque

One of my most used glazes. Love it!!

Pretty color. Works great on textured surfaces. You need to do thick layers. This glaze does not work with gold sharpie resist at all. Thinner layers look very washed out. Make sure to do thick layers.

I've been taking community college ceramics classes for about 2 years now but still have much to learn (or try to remember!) about ceramics in general and glazing in particular. This was my first time using a celadon glaze, and I have to say I'm a big fan! I've only tried it on a few test pieces so far, but I love the color and gloss. This glaze seems very stable and hasn't run at all. It looks very pretty over texture. The photo shows a test cup with 3 coats of Rainforest celadon brushed on. I haven't tried layering it with any other glazes yet. My only complaint is that my classmates all love the color so much that they've borrowed it liberally, and I'm going to have to get more sooner than planned!

Just what I expected and good to go!! Great Cone 6 glaze.

Easy to use with instructions on bottle. Amaco is always a quality glaze. Came out great on latest project. Good value for the money. My project only needed two coats to come out perfect with nice shine but not too shiny.

I use this on so many of my pottery pieces because it is just magic. Sometimes it looks like falling snow, and other times, it looks like beautiful oil spots. It’s also gorgeous as a semi-opaque glaze on its own as shown in the white vase photo. That vase had 3 coats over b mix with specks. Gorgeous! The other photo of the sponge holder had 2x mayco’s riptide and then 2x snow over b mix clay. Cone 5.

Exceeded expectations! First time using Amaco Celadons and I am loving the results for Storm C-27. It’s wonderful over textured pieces and showcases the patterns. This presented as a beautiful navy where it pooled in the recesses and a lighter blue where the glaze broke over the texture. I had no issues with pin-holing, crazing, or running. This was a stable glaze for me and I would suggest layering with a flux if you are looking for movement. I used 3 generous coats on B-mix and fired at cone 5 in community kiln.

The jar was half an inch empty when I first opened it. It didn't look like it spilled anywhere but it certainly wasn't full, which was a bummer.

Used it in combinations and on its own consistent and great results all the time

Shipper taped the glaze bottles! No breakage! Thx

They arrived safely (always a worry with liquids!). Amaco celadon glazes are so beautiful and work well with light coloured clay especially. I find I have to be careful with the application. There are good amaco tutorials on you tube on how to apply. When fired as directed they produce beautiful pieces.